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|    RJ Clay to Andrew Leary    |
|    MBSE 1.0.5 archive    |
|    28 May 15 10:09:10    |
      Hello Andrew.              23 May 15 11:29, you wrote to me:               AL> Hello Rj!               AL> Thursday May 21 2015 05:19, Rj Clay wrote to All:               RC>> I'll be continuing with the Debian work on the newer v1.0.5        RC>> version as well, once I have an archive to work with.               AL> 1.0.5 is still a work in progress; that's why I haven't committed it        AL> to the Sourceforge Hg repository yet.               Ah, I'd wondered; I'm used to seeing a post about releases but I thought        perhaps I'd missed something...                      AL> I gave a copy to Sean Dennis for his use in setting up his new BBS,        AL> and he shared it in his DropBox.               So that's how Michael Ryan got ahold of it...                      AL> 1.0.5 should be considered alpha/beta code, and not for        AL> production use. Once I am finished with the work in progress, I will        AL> probably commit the changes as 1.0.6 to avoid confusion.               That might be a good idea...                      AL> At that time, I will gladly send you the source archive for your        AL> Debian packaging efforts.               I appreciate that but it's not entirely nececceary if a copy is hatched out        and/or put online at SF. (I don't recall who put the v1.0.4 archive online at        SF?) Now that the Hg to Git import is working well (using                      AL> That being said, anyone who has downloaded 1.0.5 should not notice any        AL> issues as long as they don't attempt to specify a literal IPv6 address        AL> as the hostname for a node they connect to. mbcico currently only        AL> supports IPv6 connections to hosts that a DNS lookup returns an AAAA        AL> record for.               I've also been wondering about that. I'm planning to set up a new system,        in part for testing IPv6 (on Debian 8, where I've not been able to get a        manual compile to work yet...), so I've been thinking about what I'll need to        do for it's configuration and what I'll need to add for DNS.                            RJ              --- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20110213        * Origin: ftn.rocasa.net (1:120/544)    |
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