Re: [SPAM] Re: Small bug found

On Tue, May 14, 2013 at 3:00 PM,  <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Ooops, you're right.
>
> #ifndef is "not defined".
>
> Anyway, it's now in mainline.  Not much change from before; I
> wonder whether it's worth pushing it out simply to show that the
> project is still alive.
>
> Paolo, can you ping me on this?
>
>    - Bill

Morning, Crash. (My sleep cycle got all mucked up by a software deployment.)

It's the "Alienvault" ad stuck to the bottom of your emails that's
been generating the spam warnikngs.

Anyway, I  recently got a note that Sourceforge is re-arranging their
git repositories. You and other developers may need to to reset your
upstream git repositories if you haven't already. And worse, over at
Sourceforge, using the "search" function on Sourceforge to look for
"CRM114" now produces pages and pages of other tools with "CRM" in the
name, none of which is CRM114. Looks like they've applied some kind of
fuzzy matching to the search functions, and it's so fuzzy it's
actually moldy.....

I think it may be time to migrate from Sourceforge over to GitHub for
your main public repository. The advertising at github is  much less
burdensome to your browsers and bandwidth, it's a *lot* faster to use,
the download URL's are easily discovered and published, and it has an
excellent model of other developers being able to make their own
forked copies in their own personal github repositories, with their
own branches, and requesting git "pulls" from their branches or tags
or master. I'm using it now and am quite pleased with it.

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