[PATCH] Added NoDelay config option and nodelay subsystem option

Tobias Ringstrom tori at ringstrom.mine.nu
Sun Feb 3 04:08:25 EST 2002


On Fri, 1 Feb 2002, mouring wrote:

> http://www.openssh.com/portable.html  has snapshots every night.  Yet
> no large mass of people are testing it.

I think the general public is too lazy to test a new version every day.  
The snapshots just before a release will probably get more testing if they 
are advertised appropriately, i.e. not lost in the background noise.

> There is a at least 3 calls I try to make before we release portable tree
> asking for people to do compile tests of the current snapshots.. Some
> days I hear feedback.  Some days I don't.  Without flying out to every
> person's house on this list and beeting them with a blunt object until
> they finally download and test there is not much we can do.  (Personal
> Note:  Feel safe.. I'm not a person to do such things.  =)

It may be a good thing that you get few responses.  :-)  People have the
(depressing?) habit of not reporting successes.  Hard to know if that is 
the case, of course.

It may also help to have a (low volume) announcement mailing list for
announcing release candidates as well as releases.

> Doing OpenSSH-3.1.0-Pre2, pre3, pre4-mouring-fixing-bug  release will
> not help us.  Hell it barely works in the Linux community!!! =)

The Linux release "system" has lots of problem, no doubt.  One recent good
thing was the introduction of release candidates.  (I know it's nothing
new in other projects.)  Ideally, there will be no changes from the
release candidate to the real release.

> On a side note:  ANY PATCHES THAT ARE NOT IN BUGZILLA WILL/MAY BE LOST.  
> PLEASE ENSURE THEY GET INTO THE TRACKING SYSTEM.  

Good point.  I'll add my patches there if I decide to stay.

/Tobias




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