hi Bogdan.

I would like to offer my help with the testing of the new Release on Sun Solaris.

Please let me know what should I do.

Best regards.

Sergio Gutiérrez

On Dec 12, 2007 12:35 PM, Bogdan-Andrei Iancu bogdan@voice-system.ro wrote:

Hi,

As scheduled, tomorrow will be the official release of OpenSER version 1.3 .

NAME

Following the proposal and the feedback from the lists, we will start to label each major version number with a name - it is more friendly . Note that the version numbering will still be the primary ID.

OpenSER 1.3 will be named "BlackCat".

CODE

As far as I checked the lists and tracker, all the critical and important bugs were fixed. No pending issues, as far as I know.

Tomorrow I will run some compiling tests on several arch and OS to see if any warning is reported. PS: does anybody offer some access on SUN+SOLARIS ?

As there are only a small number of pending changes on SVN (warnings and docs), probably in the afternoon, the 1.3 branch will be created.

DOCS

The module documentation is up to date, thanks to the policy of synchronization between the code and doc updates. Just in case, I will re-generate all the text READMEs from the SGML files.

Thanks to Henning, the changelog and Credits files were updated on SVN.

Thanks to Daniel, we have a start for the the "New Features" document (see http://www.openser.org/dokuwiki/doku.php/sandbox:new-in-1.3.x). The idea will be to have it finalized y tomorrow and imported in the web pages (openser.org and SF).

There will be a need for a overview of the "INSTALL" helper in order to be updated for 1.3 (maybe the DB part only).

I suggest to put together all the docs from openser and upload them also on SF - of course this is not a priority, it can be done later, in the following days.

TARBALLS

Tarballs with sources and binaries (linux i386) will be uploaded on openser.org and SF sites. Of course after the creation of the new 1.3 branch on SVN. Any other contributions (binaries of other OSs or archs) are welcomed - just send an email to team@openser.org .

PACKAGES

After the official release, specs will be updated (if not yet) and packages will be generated. Please help with this process and let us know if you can generate any packages. Again use the lists or team@openser.org emails. I will generate the debian packages (unstable, stable, testing). The stable package will be also pushed on the openser.org APT repo.

SITES UPDATES

Both openser.org and SF sites need to be updated for with news, docs, downloads, etc. This probably will take couple of days.

Please let me know if there is something missing in the above list. Otherwise, if people are able and willing with some of the tasks, again, just let me know.

Otherwise, have the champaign on cold for tomorrow ;)...

Regards, Bogdan

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