Bruce Momjian of the PostgreSQL team has taken over for now, but is hoping more people will get involved. He's set up a project page:
http://gborg.postgresql.org/project/dbdpg/projdisplay.php If you're interested in helping out, you should contact him or set yourself up on the gborg site. -johnnnnnnnnn On 16 Oct, Jason E. Stewart wrote: > "Jan-Pieter Cornet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> On Sun, Oct 13, 2002 at 11:13:06AM -0700, Jeffrey Baker wrote: >> > If anyone is willing to take over development of DBD:::Pg, please >> > feel free. The developers of that half-baked database are >> > intractable and unresponsive. Also their mailing lists are 300-5000 >> > days behind the queue and you can't mail the developers directly, >> > due to their obnoxious spam filtering system. >> > >> > Please, take it. >> >> I'm willing to take the job if it's still available. I have already >> submitted some patches to DBD::Pg in the past, so I'm somewhat familiar >> with the code. My company (XS4ALL, who is willing to supports me in >> this) uses DBD::Pg in production, and I'm usually the one installing >> it anyway. >> >> Also, I can probably ask advice from fellow Amterdam.pm member and >> DBD::Unify veteran H.Merijn Brand, and my soon-to-be colleague Jos >> Boumans also implied that he could offer some assistance. >> >> My regular contact Email address is [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > That would be excellent. I would be definately willing to help out. Is > there a possibility to get the driver hosted in a public CVS server > like SourceForge? That would make contributing much easier. > > jas.
