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Revision as of 21:08, 3 January 2011
Net-SNMP Meeting
2011-01-03
2011-01-03
Previous: | 2010-11-29 |
Next: | 2011-02-?? |
This is the meeting agenda/notes for the Meeting held on 2011-01-03.
Date and Time: 2011-01-03 20:00 UTC
Agenda
- Next Meeting
- 1/31
- Releases
- 5.6.1
- Today
- outstanding build issues on trunk don't seem to affect 5-6-patches
- 5.5.1
- pre2 out late this week
- others
- 5.6.1
- Administrative
- Release Policy - is RC "show-stopper" threshold still appropriate and define "show-stopper"
- show-stopper proposal from Bill Fenner: a regression with a fix
- relax the guidelines on final RCs to final final. "should not change" is a goal, but "changes are allowed if consensus says so".
- make the current list of showstoppers "examples".
- add a note about "regression tests that are identified as part of the test suite" as example important failures to consider and discuss
- add a new CFV item: "stop the release" with a +1 vote being "stop" until everyone revotes for a "start" also requiring a +1 (which is a swing of at least two people)
- Technical
- Testing
- discussion in the future may happen as people work on docs
- tests on older perl systems still problematic
- Feature Marking and Selection
- require_one_of(foo bar baz) would be good
- md5 example:
- Testing
#include <net-snmp/features.h> netsnmp_provide(md5) #ifdef HAVE_OPENSSL_H netsnmp_require(opensslmd5) #else netsnmp_require(internalmd5) #endif
- net-snmp/features.h vs net-snmp/net-snmp-features.h
- Round Table
- in hardaker.c: netsnmp_feature_provide(features)
- rstory: DTLS testing and transport documentation
- TrogL: more solaris to play with
- tanders: OpenSUSE hopefully