On Tue, Feb 01, 2005 at 05:52:34PM +0000, Matt Massie wrote: > guys- > > i just created what i think will be the 2.6.0 release at > http://matt-massie.com/ganglia/2.6.0/
I'll beat on it a bit tonight and tomarrow. I really do think bumping
the major number was a better idea...
> i've also updated the announcement based on the feedback that i've
> received from the list. please take a look at it one last time and let
> me know if it okey dokey. i think everyone is listed who deserves
> credit (if not please let me know).
>
> i think that i'm going to announce this release this week. i'm leaning
> toward not releasing any betas. if there are problems with 2.6.0, we
> can fix them in 2.6.1. we worked really hard to get this release out
> and i feel it's production quality. if anyone out there thinks
> otherwise please let me know (i really don't want to release poor
> quality software).
I'd really like to see bug 13 fixed before release. Shipping with
marginal IPv4 support on default configured BSD machines strikes me as
bad.
> here is the latest announcement... i look forward to your feedback!
> Fixed a memory leak on FreeBSD
> Fix a memory leak in find_disk_space() as reported by Glen
> Beane. - Overhaul makenetvfslist() a bit to fix a leak in low
> memory situations, reduce duplicated code, and streamline
> error handling. - Fix a few compiler warnings.
The warnings don't really matter so I wouldn't mention them. I'd probably
use something like:
Fixed a memory leak reported by Glen Beane in find_disk_space()
and a potential memory leak in makenetvfslist(). General
clean up of makenetvfslist().
-- Brooks
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