Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] Testing uploaded versions

Hi Andre,

the $version variable in common.inc.php (in web.sf.net/.../pjb/include/) now
points to the most recent version, which is 5.4.4.2.

> Also, a suggestion could be to announce the "RC"
> releases at user list only from cvs checkouts and
> building from source for some say, 2 weeks. Then
> upload any binaries Is this the best approach?

Yes, I think so. Until sf.net gives us more control what is or is not
visible, we really have no other choice.

I have deleted the binary/5.5.2 and redhat/5.5.2 directories.

Regards,
Jost Boekemeier

1. Sep 2009 5:50 vorm. schrieb am <
php...@li...>:

Hello,
I am still trying the new interface. It does not show correct downloads
anymore,
also.
I guess the only workaround about hidden releases is to delete the files...
But the upload using rsync is being surprisingly fast. Anyway, the heavy
interface is using ftp as backend and detecting file types. I liked it more
than
the old form.
Also, a suggestion could be to announce the "RC" releases at user list only
from
cvs checkouts and building from source for some, say, 2 weeks. Then upload
any
binaries.
Is this the best approach?
I will delete the 5.5.1-1 debian files.
Regards.
Andre Felipe



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