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chard A. Sitze
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Tom Jordahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
09/30/2002 09:00 AM
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I am in agr
+1 on your proposal, Tom.
Russell Butek
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I would really like to stop this Friday, so I agree with Sam. If you
notice, I've been silent on a number of the votes because I don't think we
need them for 1.0. I haven't gone so far as to veto anything, but I've
also noticed that some things didn'
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Richard Sitze wrote:
> +1 to releasing ALL changes todate.
The objective here is to slow down and eventually stop at some point. I
really would like to change the prevailing sentiment from "I see nothing
obvi
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+1 to releasing ALL changes todate. I've requested votes for a few, with
no -1 (but no real +1's either)... I
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Richard Sitze wrote:
> +1 to releasing ALL changes todate.
The objective here is to slow down and eventually stop at some point. I
really would like to change the prevailing sentime
Unfortunately, most of the recent ones have, IMHO, been in that category. :/
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Richard Sitze wrote:
> +1 to releasing ALL changes todate.
The objective here is to slow down and eventually stop at some point. I
really would like to change the prevailing sentiment from "I see nothing
obviously wrong with that change so it should be
Richard Sitze wrote:
> +1 to releasing ALL changes todate.
The objective here is to slow down and eventually stop at some point. I
really would like to change the prevailing sentiment from "I see nothing
obviously wrong with that change so it should be included" to "I really
think that we w
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What happens next? Is rc2 it? Is there a potential for a rc3 next
week, or does this one smell like its the one?
The reason I am asking is I would like to write up some doc on how to
use th
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> The reason I am asking is I would like to write up some doc on how to
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What happens next? Is rc2 it? Is there a potential for a rc3 next
week, or does this one smell like its the one?
The reason I am asking is I would like to write up some doc on how to
use the JMS transport and its sample. If I had that by COB Monday would
that still be possible to get in?
Dave
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While I don't like shipping a rc that does not pass our own tests, I will
do so this evening if there is no fix to the security problem. I'll
include any of the fixes which have been voted on at the time I cut the
release.
Meanwhile, I am on dalnet, but can't seem to get into undernet.
- Sa
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