On Thu, Oct 03, 2002 at 12:42:36AM +0100, Matthew Toseland wrote:
> Give me until the end of the contract. We need a few other things for
> 0.5 - the distribution servlet needs to be on by default, the control
> interface for it needs to be on 8888, and the actual port needs to be
> random or user specified. It probably needs a few other bits and pieces.

The criteria for a 0.5 release needs to be a stable datastore - no more 
and no less.  If we start saying "ooh, just let's add this feature" we 
will always be two weeks away from a release, but never actually get 
there.

If people wish to fix other stuff before 0.5, then they are welcome to 
do it (provided that the stuff they add is sufficiently trivial that it 
won't require weeks of testing), but we can't add new preconditions for 
release, the last precondition we added was an encrypted datastore - and 
that delayed us by 18 months!

To those who don't see the urgency - please remember that the current 
stable release of Freenet is 0.3 - that is technically the release we 
should be recommending to most users.

Hands up anyone who thinks that we should be recommending 0.3 over the
current code in CVS (lets say after Matthew has had a few days to work 
out any remaining DS bugs)? 

Ok, those with their hands up - download 0.3.9.2 it from
http://sf.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=978 and see if you
still agree.

Ian.

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Ian Clarke                                        [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Chief Technology Officer, Uprizer Inc.           http://www.uprizer.com/
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