+1 from me, at least on the code side.
I believe that we've met the licensing requirements, but I would prefer to
have Cliff confirm things for us. And we'll still need to finish up crypto
with him before going to full release status, even if we can just keep going
on this release candidate.
Noel
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sorry guys, but I am currently away from my test-site :-/
hope to be able to give RC2 a spin on the weekend. there is no point
in +1'ing without testing

thanks for the great work!

Bernd

8/11/06, Noel J. Bergman <noel (AT) devtech (DOT) comwrote:
And folks, still waiting for votes other than mine and Norman's. :-)

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8/11/06, Noel J. Bergman <noel (AT) devtech (DOT) comwrote:
Bernd Fondermann wrote:

I am currently away from my test-site :-/ hope to be able to
give RC2 a spin on the weekend.

So far we have +1 from me, Norman and Vincenzo. I've also pinged Cliff to
make sure that the legal looks good, which it should be from prior e-mails,
and to do whatever needs to do done NW to get this release candidate
posted. I'm currently waiting on Cliff's e-mail before copying
branches/v2.3 to a tag.

Sorry -- been on the road for the last 48 hours with very little
online time. I have no further comments than what I offered on the
other thread; however, I did just take a second look at the latest
main src and bin releases and saw that there was no NTICE file in the
bin distro (http://people.apache.org/~).
Every distribution should always have a LICENSE and NTICE file.
Releases with crypto should have the crypto text in the README (which
I think both bin and src had). The format and content of the files
all seemed good, when they were present.

Regarding the crypto notification stuff. I think we've already worked
out all the details with that. The web site and the email form and
content are all set. You could send the email any time (which I
linked to a while back at
http://people.apache.org/~ could
also create your own email any time by running the XSLT on your own
RDF file).

Howeverthere is one thing that would be good to change, if you
canthe link to the web page in the email should probably (based on
limited discussion on site-dev) point to
instead of what it says
now: I'll set the page up
there tonight (it will look just like
http://people.apache.org/~cliffs/export/exports.html), so you can send
it any time.

Cliff

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8/11/06, Noel J. Bergman <noel (AT) devtech (DOT) comwrote:
Bernd Fondermann wrote:

I am currently away from my test-site :-/ hope to be able to
give RC2 a spin on the weekend.

So far we have +1 from me, Norman and Vincenzo. I've also pinged Cliff to
make sure that the legal looks good, which it should be from prior e-mails,
and to do whatever needs to do done NW to get this release candidate
posted. I'm currently waiting on Cliff's e-mail before copying
branches/v2.3 to a tag.

Sorry -- been on the road for the last 48 hours with very little
online time. I have no further comments than what I offered on the
other thread; however, I did just take a second look at the latest
main src and bin releases and saw that there was no NTICE file in the
bin distro (http://people.apache.org/~).
Every distribution should always have a LICENSE and NTICE file.
Releases with crypto should have the crypto text in the README (which
I think both bin and src had). The format and content of the files
all seemed good, when they were present.

Regarding the crypto notification stuff. I think we've already worked
out all the details with that. The web site and the email form and
content are all set. You could send the email any time (which I
linked to a while back at
http://people.apache.org/~ could
also create your own email any time by running the XSLT on your own
RDF file).

Howeverthere is one thing that would be good to change, if you
canthe link to the web page in the email should probably (based on
limited discussion on site-dev) point to
instead of what it says
now: I'll set the page up
there tonight (it will look just like
http://people.apache.org/~cliffs/export/exports.html), so you can send
it any time.

Cliff

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8/11/06, Noel J. Bergman <noel (AT) devtech (DOT) comwrote:
Cliff Schmidt wrote:

I have no further comments than what I offered on the other thread

And, as I understand it, you are satisified with everything, yes?

yep -- all my comments appeared to get addressed

however, I did just take a second look at the latest main [releases]
and saw that there was no NTICE file in the bin distro

Fixed. The packages are rerolled and uploading as I type.

great -- I only spot-checked two of the distros, I assume the PMC
members on the project are applying these comments to all applicable
distributions.

Regarding the crypto notification stuff. I think we've already worked
out all the details with that. The web site and the email form and
content are all set. You could send the email any time (which I
linked to a while back at
http://people.apache.org/~cliffs/export/james-email.txt

Howeverthere is one thing that would be good to change, if you
canthe link to the web page in the email should probably
(based onlimited discussion on site-dev) point to

Got it. Since that is supposed to be mailed by the PMC Chair, I'll leave
that to Serge unless he askes me to do it.

Serge,
Actually, I changed the URL one last time*. The email should point to
The final copy of the email
that should be sent (with the correct url) has been updated at
http://people.apache.org/~cliffs/export/james-email.txt.

Stefano/Serge,
This doesn't affect the email, but you might want to update any
instance of to
I think that
makes more sense infra-wise. If you do update your RDF with this,
just let me know and I'll refresh the /licenses/exports/ page.

Cliff

*Sorry to change the URL one last time, but since I wanted to make the
two .xsl files plus the registry available in the same directory, it
seemed like there should be an exports subdirectory under /licenses,
not just a set of four related export files. I've also updated
to reflect the URL change.

The other files in the /licenses/exports/ dir (aside from index.html) are:
(which
points to your RDF file)
(creates
email from your RDF file)
(builds
site/xdocs .xml file from export-registry.xml)

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8/12/06, Serge Knystautas <sknystautas (AT) gmail (DOT) comwrote:
8/11/06, Cliff Schmidt <cliffschmidt (AT) gmail (DOT) comwrote:
Regarding the crypto notification stuff. I think we've already worked
out all the details with that. The web site and the email form and
content are all set. You could send the email any time (which I
linked to a while back at
http://people.apache.org/~ could
also create your own email any time by running the XSLT on your own
RDF file).

Howeverthere is one thing that would be good to change, if you
canthe link to the web page in the email should probably (based on
limited discussion on site-dev) point to
instead of what it says
now: I'll set the page up
there tonight (it will look just like
http://people.apache.org/~cliffs/export/exports.html), so you can send
it any time.

Thanks for doing so much leg work to see this is done properly! Just
to double check (since is the first time), I should email:

http://people.apache.org/~cliffs/export/james-email.txt

(with the appropriate headers updated)? That's it?

yep -- that's it -- that now has the new Notification URL in it
(instead of the old one above), which is

Cliff

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8/12/06, Noel J. Bergman <noel (AT) devtech (DOT) comwrote:
Cliff,

I just noticed a minor error that you'll want to make to the template that
generated:

http://people.apache.org/~cliffs/export/james-email.txt

It is always The Apache Software Foundation; the template is missing the
word "The" for both the PINT F CNTACT and MANUFACTURER(S) entries.

I fixed PC in the email template, but the MANUFACTUER(S) reference
comes from the project RDF file
(). I
was the one who started it off with "Apache Software Foundation", but
could you or another James person fix it and add the "The"? you
do, I'll do the refresh.

Cliff

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Am Sonntag, den 13.08.2006, 07:08 -0700 schrieb Cliff Schmidt:
8/12/06, Noel J. Bergman <noel (AT) devtech (DOT) comwrote:
Cliff,

I just noticed a minor error that you'll want to make to the template that
generated:

http://people.apache.org/~cliffs/export/james-email.txt

It is always The Apache Software Foundation; the template is missing the
word "The" for both the PINT F CNTACT and MANUFACTURER(S) entries.

I fixed PC in the email template, but the MANUFACTUER(S) reference
comes from the project RDF file
(). I
was the one who started it off with "Apache Software Foundation", but
could you or another James person fix it and add the "The"? you
do, I'll do the refresh.

Cliff

Thx Cliff. I fixed it in svn .

bye
Norman

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