Massimiliano Pala wrote:
I would prefer the recommendation of Kent Soper because the second option can be confusing. Several vendors use a and b to signal alpha and beta releases. -1 was only an idea taken from some old RPMs.1) adding a new sub-revision number, i.e. 0.9.1.1 2) adding a patch-level letter (as OpenSSL) 0.9.1a 3) adding (a Michael idea) the -1 to the version, i.e. 0.9.1-1 4) releasing the 0.9.2 without new feature, just fixesI would be in favour of the second option, btw let me know.
To the guys who wait for a 1.0 - be patient we need at minimum a 0.9.2 and a 0.9.3. The reason is our todo list. If you only read the items for 0.9.2 then you can understand why we don't think about a 1.0.
We hope that the 0.9.2 is fully usable including full HSM-support, logging and accesscontrol. Some other questions:
1. Do you use OpenSSL?
2. Since which version do you use OpenSSL?
3. Did you ever asked the OpenSSL team for 1.0 ;)
Have a nice weekend
Michael
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