On Apr 7, 2005 12:41 PM, Steve Blair <blairs@isc.upenn.edu> wrote:

Paul:

   Two things=are getting me right now both are errors with serctl.
The main problem =s the inability to add/delete aliases. It seems
SER remembers the previ=usly defined alias but serctl will not
delete it. Therefore I cannot re=lace that alias with a new one.

   One other annoying iss=e is the copious amount of log messages
that are written to syslog when=the server is shutdown. It is so bad
I've actually stored up several ch=nges, schedule an outage, reboot
the entire machine, implement the chan=es and hope I haven't made
a mistake.

   I'd have to c=eck on the version but I think it is 0.9.1 and the
last checkout was ab=ut one  week ago.

Java Rockx wrote:

> Steve=
>
> Can you give a few examples of the "odd little behav=ors" you see with
> ser-0.9?
>
> Also, are you usin= 0.9.0 or 0.9.1. If 0.9.1, how recent was your CVS
> checkout?
&g=;
> Regards,
> Paul
>
> On Apr 7, 2005 6:24 AM, *S=eve Blair* <blairs@isc.upenn.ed=
> <mailto:blairs@isc=upenn.edu>> wrote:
>
>
>   &nbs=; Rod:
>
>       Overall I'd say=yes. The avp functionality has been the biggest win
>  &nb=p; for us.
>     We still have several odd=little behaviors some of which are
>     actuall= bugs.
>     This is a little unnerving on produ=tion systems but we are using
>     the 0.9.0>
>  &n=sp; -Steve
>
>     Rod Bacon wrote:<=r>>
>     > I understand that the latest &=uot;stable" release is still 0.8.14, but
>   &nb=p; > what are peoples general experiences with 0.9.0?
> &nbs=;   >
>     > Is it worth the up=rade?
>     >
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