Thx for jumping Bernd. Fyi, I will start contributing back to James by tomorrow.
On 02/25/2015 04:03 PM, Bernd Waibel wrote: > Hello. > > I am little frustrated. I would like to see the project going on. But nothing > is happing here? > > The web page http://james.apache.org/guidelines.html does not tell much about > how to contribute. > But it has been last published: 2012-04-19, so maybe it is to old? > > I tried to contribute. Not sure if this has been the right way. > I managed to set up James with eclipse and maven using SVN. Wrote a document > about it. Hosted it somewhere else, it is not possible to push it to the > James pages. > I opened cases in JIRA, offered patches. > Nothing happened. > > After that I discovered that there is also a github project. Discovered just > by accident. > https://github.com/apache/james > So what to use? Git, or Svn? > > The release candidate is rather old, and it seems to me, nothing is really > going to get released in next time. > There are still "new features" added to a "release candidate", but new > features means to me: no release in next time. > The last commit on github trunk is by: Eric Charles authored on 2 Sep 2014 > > We are using James in our product, but the "stable" 2.3.2 version, and it was > good. And we need it. > But we also need to go further. IMAP, ssl, more than one smtp listener, and > so on. > > So what should we use in future? > Postfix? > > > Greetings, > Bernd > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
