Hello again FOSSologists, During the fossology upgrade on http://repo.fossology.org/, there were also kernel upgrades applied that require a reboot. I will be rebooting all systems at the completion of the fossology upgrade. At this time (1PM, MST) 3 of 6 systems have completed the upgrade.
I will send a final notice when all systems have been rebooted and fossology is back "online". Thanks, Mary > -----Original Message----- > From: Laser, Mary > Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2008 9:31 AM > To: Stangel, Daniel; [email protected] > Subject: RE: Announcing FOSSology 1.0.0 Release > > As a result of the new release, http://repo.fossology.org/ > will be updated to the newest version today, Thursday > morning, MST. There may be a short downtime during the > upgrade but any jobs running will be rescheduled upon > restarting the new fossology scheduler . > > Mary Laser > Fossology.org > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: [email protected] > > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of > Stangel, Daniel > > Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2008 5:48 PM > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: [FOSSology] Announcing FOSSology 1.0.0 Release > > > > The FOSSology Project is pleased to announce the release of > FOSSology > > 1.0.0 > > > > New in version 1.0.0: > > > > * Massive improvements to web-based user interface > responsiveness, > > 50x or better speed-up, with retrieval and display of > license reports > > in just seconds, for even the biggest reports. > > * Huge improvements in license analysis speed, as much as > 10 times > > faster, with analysis of full linux distribution DVD images > in 24-48 > > hours (depending on system performance, CPU, memory, etc) > > * License detection accuracy improvements - the library > of licenses > > and terms that we search for and report has been carefully > tuned based > > on lots and lots of real-world testing > > * Completely redesigned build and release system, makes > building and > > installing FOSSology from source code much easier, and also enables > > creation of FOSSology packages for common Linux distributions > > * Software packaging of FOSSology for the Debian Linux > distribution > > - For the first time, the FOSSology project has a complete set of > > packages to enable simple apt-based installation of > FOSSology on most > > DEB-based Linux systems. > > * (beta) Software packaging of FOSSology for the Fedora > > distribution, using native RPM packages. These RPM packages should > > provide streamlined installation on most RPM-based systems (Redhat, > > SuSE, etc) > > * Automated test suite to provide web-UI testing and > validation by > > the FOSSology project and any other downstream users > > * Self-test agent that allows FOSSology to inspect itself > and report > > on common configuration problems that could impact > FOSSology operation > > > > View the complete release notes for FOSSology 1.0.0 for > more details: > > http://fossology.org/release_notes > > > > For more information on the FOSSology project and to download the > > software, please visit http://fossology.org/ > > > > > > -- About FOSSology -- > > > > Now celebrating its first birthday as an open source > software project, > > FOSSology is a Free Open Source Software (FOSS) project > built around > > an open and modular architecture for analyzing software. Existing > > modules include license analysis, meta data extraction, and > MIME type > > identification. > > This open source software tool analyzes a given set of software > > packages, and reports items such as the software licenses used by > > these packages. > > > > More than simply reporting, "Package X uses license Y," the > FOSSology > > tool attempts to analyze every file within the package to determine > > its license. > > The license report is thus an aggregate of all of the different > > licenses found to be in use by a package. A single package may be > > labeled as "GPL" > > but contain files that use other licenses (BSD, OSL, or any of the > > hundreds of other licenses). Even if an exact license is > unknown, the > > license may be identifiable by common license phrases. > > > > The FOSSology Project started as an internal software development > > effort within Hewlett-Packard's Open Source and Linux Organization. > > The tool evolved over several years at HP from a few simple shell > > scripts to the much more comprehensive tool you see today. > > > > Enjoy! > > The FOSSology team > > _______________________________________________ > > fossology mailing list > > [email protected] > > http://fossology.org/mailman/listinfo/fossology > > > > _______________________________________________ fossology mailing list [email protected] http://fossology.org/mailman/listinfo/fossology
