Marvin Nipper <Marvin.Nipper@stream.com> writes:
Sorry for what will be "stupid questions". I know that you were wanting us to "try out" the 3.3.7 RC, and that (last week) you were expecting to produce that as earlier as last Friday. However... there was all of that weekend traffic, with a whole new set of ivykis-related problems, so I'm not sure what the state of the "current" packaging is at this point, and also not 100% sure what packaging I should be pulling down.
The current state is that it's waiting for me to tag it. If you search bugzilla.balabit.com for tickets where the targeted version is 3.3.7, that'll tell you the current state at any time. Right now, everything's fixed. (I need to figure out a way to share my 'syslog-ng 3.3.7 roadmap' saved search on BugZilla with others, so it becomes easier to track for everyone else too.)
My _guess_ is maybe the HEAD file from here: http://packages.madhouse-project.org/syslog-ng/3.3/3.3.6/, and I see that a new package was built last night.
That's a good guess. I have a cron job that builds the latest git head every night, if there were any changes since the last build. Once the RC is ready, it will appear under http://packages.madhouse-project.org/syslog-ng/3.3/3.3.6.90/
Bottom line... can you just let us know when you have all of the latest fixes rolled up into a potential RC package, and just verify where we should pull that from. I'm more than happy to run/test the RC package, but I just need to know when/where I should grab it.
Yup, I will do that. As soon as I tagged it, and built a tarball, I will do a short announcement on this list, with git commit id, link to the tarball and a list of fixed bugs included. With a bit of luck, I'll be able to do that early tomorrow. -- |8]