> The patch is available here (and announced last night): > > http://resellers.tucows.com/opensrs/resources/253d > > Since the code was only up for a day or two, it was determined this was the > best method
(Disclaimer: I don't mean to sound rude, but I realize it's possible I may come across as that.) Was there any announcement that this source was patched and that a newer version was available for download? (In fact, is there an OpenSRS list that has announcements about new API documents or perl client tarballs?) If I went out and downloaded the initial tarball for 2.53, I would have never found out that it had been patched and updated without your mentioning it earlier. If I just look at the downloads page, the version number is the only thing I have to go by as to whether or not it has been updated. By keeping the same version number, I assume there has been no change and keep going. There isn't even a mention about a patch or a link to the URL you provided above that I can see. Even that would be enough to make me realize 'Hey, there's something I need to do'. (Or, the short version is: if you change something, change the version number. If you don't change the version number (even tacking on a .1 would have worked) for a small change, why bother changing it for a larger one? :) ) Sincerely, Christopher Ess System Administrator / CDTT (Certified Duct Tape Technician)
