[STATUS] (apr-serf) Wed Sep 3 23:46:24 EDT 2003

APR-SERF STATUS:						-*-text-*-
Last modified at [$Date: 2002/07/01 15:51:57 $]

Release:

RELEASE SHOWSTOPPERS:

	We need code.  This project's goal is to create an http
	client library.

  * web pages (go to apr-site)

  * decide on layout of the repository (e.g. subdirs)
    Greg thinks: prolly the following: /build, /include, /docs, /test, 
		 /core, and some for high-level items (maybe /filters
		 and /utils)
    Justin says: Fine with me except /core can't be used as autoconf
                 trounces this directory via rm -rf - how about /base?

  * set up config/build structure based on apr-util
    (take this opportunity to simplify again; hopefully to fold these
     simplifications back into apr(-util))

  * release scripts (in /build) (and a how-to-release.txt in docs/)

RELEASE NON-SHOWSTOPPERS BUT WOULD BE REAL NICE TO WRAP THESE UP:

Underage drinkers read (fwd)

Okay, so this is annoying.  Mr. fakeidman here subscribed
fakeidman <at> fakeidman.org to various apache.org mailing lists apparently for
the sole purpose of submitting spams and having them go through
unmoderated.  The first copy of this spam hit dev <at> apr.  I then
unsubscribed the address from dev <at> apr.  Now it's serf-dev <at> apr.

Somebody remind me how to blacklist an address from all of apache.org?

Also, it would seem that the spammers are getting smarter and have come up
with a way to automate the subscribe-confirm-spam process.  Perhaps it was
manual, but that seems out of character for a spammer.  Anyway, I forsee a
downward spiral... 

--Cliff

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[STATUS] (apr-serf) Wed Sep 10 23:47:42 EDT 2003

APR-SERF STATUS:						-*-text-*-
Last modified at [$Date: 2002/07/01 15:51:57 $]

Release:

RELEASE SHOWSTOPPERS:

	We need code.  This project's goal is to create an http
	client library.

  * web pages (go to apr-site)

  * decide on layout of the repository (e.g. subdirs)
    Greg thinks: prolly the following: /build, /include, /docs, /test, 
		 /core, and some for high-level items (maybe /filters
		 and /utils)
    Justin says: Fine with me except /core can't be used as autoconf
                 trounces this directory via rm -rf - how about /base?

  * set up config/build structure based on apr-util
    (take this opportunity to simplify again; hopefully to fold these
     simplifications back into apr(-util))

  * release scripts (in /build) (and a how-to-release.txt in docs/)

RELEASE NON-SHOWSTOPPERS BUT WOULD BE REAL NICE TO WRAP THESE UP:

Re: Underage drinkers read (fwd)

The only thing I can suggest is that you have some kind of question 
which requires manual intervention.. something like picking a word out 
of a picture, or answering a simple math problem.

Cliff Woolley wrote:
> Okay, so this is annoying.  Mr. fakeidman here subscribed
> fakeidman <at> fakeidman.org to various apache.org mailing lists apparently for
> the sole purpose of submitting spams and having them go through
> unmoderated.  The first copy of this spam hit dev <at> apr.  I then
> unsubscribed the address from dev <at> apr.  Now it's serf-dev <at> apr.
> 
> Somebody remind me how to blacklist an address from all of apache.org?
> 
> Also, it would seem that the spammers are getting smarter and have come up
> with a way to automate the subscribe-confirm-spam process.  Perhaps it was
> manual, but that seems out of character for a spammer.  Anyway, I forsee a
> downward spiral... 
> 
> --Cliff
> 
> 
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[STATUS] (apr-serf) Wed Sep 17 23:47:30 EDT 2003