> Due to all the issues with Apache.org being comprimised, I would like
> to mark a new interim release that is signed.  That way, people can be
> assured that they have a good version.  Also, there are some minor
> bug fixes that people should be able to take advantage of.

If it had run it's course and trojan code placed, then it could have been the hacking 
equivalent
of emptying Fort Knox.  One Christmas day or Thanksgiving, the dormant back doors sewn 
into
thousands of webservers would have been activated and $billions stolen (assumption 
that they had
enough hackers and could get away with it).

Incidentally, Java offers permissions which many languages and operating systems do 
not.  A great
way of protecting yourself from malicious code.  Way better that simple Yes/No of 
ActiveX.  I
volunteered to do some such improvement for Avalon some months ago but never started 
it.  I guess
that's noted anyway, but worth mentioning (sorry folks).
 
> VOTE
> ----
> Release Avalon Framework 4.0b2rc1
> Release Avalon Excalibur 4.0b2rc1
> Release Avalon LogKit 1.0b2rc1

+1 all of those
 
Regards,

- Paul H

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