>> In other news, I got the word today that I should be able to start
>> making commits to libssh2 once again very soon (lawyers were
>> involved, don't ask)...
>>
>> Unless people have other things in mind, I'd like to look at
>> rolling a new release shortly after Daniel's completed his network
>> blocking fixes and feels confident about them. Hopefully by then
>> I'll have had the opportunity to toss in the patches I've been
>> sitting on.
And I want to pose my favourite question about the performance again :-)
Are there any possibilities to include asynchronous transfer before 1.0
release?
br,
/jUSSi
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