My preference would be if the dspam community as a whole could move to a
new project, but I'm not sure if anyone will come!
A new project would need to maintain the bulk of the knowledgeable
people found here, a return of Jonathan in some way if he is able, and a
structured way that we can all commit back those patches without turning
dspam into a black hole of focused smaller projects, that in time will
become unmaintained.
I see a need for a fork, but have no experience of a project lead in
this way - the setup on sf.net is the easy bit, but will anyone else be
interested if I did it?
Paul
Jani Partanen wrote:
Maybe it would be better to start new project into sf.net for example? There
is everything ready what is needed. Just a new name and adopt latest dspam
code..
Thats what has happen with amavis and many other projects before. Amavis
actually have seen 2 different project, amavisd-new and maia mailguard.
-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Monday, November 26, 2007 9:49 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [dspam-users] Dspam Fork?
What happened to the ideas of a Dspam fork? Did anyone every
get a response from Sensory Networks? (if you monitor the
list please respond!)
Does anyone have any thoughts on how the project can move
forward when there is such a diverse user base, many
different patches for many different set-ups, and several web
guis etc - I can't fit the size of all that into my brain.
I think at least two people offered trac/svn/webspace - did
anyone come forward as admin? Any takers?
Paul
