Stephen Warren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > It's done. I was a little hesitant to keep dumping everything into > SVN, in case any buggy SSL code ever prevented a release. Still, I > guess it's easily disabled by simply removing the command-line > options (assuming the integration into the rest of the code didn't > break plain-text!)
You should probably test plain-text every once in a while since it's so easy to do, but don't worry about buggy code in SVN. There's no pressing need for a new release, and if there was, I'm sure SVN allows me to tag a branch mixing an older revision of tmda-ofmipd with the latest revision of all the other files, etc. > Re: tlslite. I wonder if I should make a tlslite-0.3.8-sw tarball, to > make it easier for people to get all my changes. I'd only consider that as a last resort. First I'd press the tlslite maintainer to integrate your changes and cut a release. That way, people can install it through their OS's automated packaging method rather than having to deal with a rogue tarball. _________________________________________________ tmda-workers mailing list ([email protected]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-workers
