Re: [MaraDNS list] How to get MaraDNS and Deadwood to talk to each other?
Sam Trenholme <[email protected]> Wed, 7 Mar 2012 02:44:50 -0500
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> Would it be agreeable to you if we put maradns and deadwood in a git tree, > and at the same time branch them into a development / new major version > tree for new developments to take place in while the community / > maintainer(s) to be get up to speed? That way you can have / keep your > responsibility for your code while still keeping an eye (should you so > desire) on the evolution of the code in the development area. > Furthermore, it would make it easier to cherrypick patches from one tree > and apply them to the other. You are free to put up a GIT tree for MaraDNS 3/Deadwood 4. Please be sure to increment the major version numbers, and please be sure to make it clear that I am not responsible for any bugs in this GIT tree. I am responsible for security (and no other) bugs in MaraDNS 1.4 (1.3 until December 21). I am responsible for security and other important bugs in MaraDNS 2, Deadwood 2, and Deadwood 3. > it would be nice if we have you in support of it. You have my support, as long as it's made crystal clear that, while this fork is official, I, Sam Trenholme, am not responsible for this branch of the code and can not answer any bug reports (even security ones) or any other concerns one may have about this code. I want to keep the community, small as it is, together, and I do not want to leave MaraDNS development scattered. Now personally, I think there's a really good chance this GIT tree will go the way of Xconq, Freedoom, or the Dents DNS server (unmaintained, dead). But, then again, I once told Gwen Stefani's sister that No Doubt would never become famous, so my predictions have been wrong before. - Sam