On 5/22/06, Noel J. Bergman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
+1! The name sounds very good.
Trustin
-- Joe,
> As we have told people on many occassions, DO NOT USE HOST NAMES.
> Since you x-posted this to infra
Actually, I just replied to it. The other copies posted by Trustin hadn't
hit all the lists.
> this rule doesn't always apply. Maintaining hosts is different
> from providing public-facing services.
Agreed. :-) In the context of his inquiry, we are talking about
public-facing services. We may want to create some name, e.g.,
repository.apache.org, for some of these uses.
+1! The name sounds very good.
Trustin
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