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Hi Michael,
no problem. I'll go the other way and will setup a repository on our webserver holding the stuff I have until now. The door to AxKit doesn't get closed when doing this and people can test and report back what they like, what works, ... .
Tom
Michael Nachbaur schrieb: | On Apr 29, 2005, at 8:07 AM, Tom Schindl wrote: | |> Replying to you and also to the public on axkit-dev. I've discussed the |> contribution of the stuff I have written and published on the user list |> ~ in my company. | | <snip> | | Tom, | | I wanted to let you and the list know that we're not ignoring you, it is | just that the core developers (certainly myself) are just extremely busy | at this time. I have recently freed up one of my servers for use as a | dedicated development / test server, and once I migrate LDAP off of it I | plan to rebuild it and use that to test out the NextGen AxKit code. But | between flying lessons and work, I have very little spare time these days. | | So I'm sorry if we haven't been as prompt in replying as we should be, | but please be patient. I can't speak for everybody, but I really like | the idea of AxKit development picking up once more. Once I get a chance | to focus for more than a few minutes I'll reply to the actual contents | of your email. :-) | | -- | Michael Nachbaur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | http://nachbaur.com/pgpkey.asc | |
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