On Tue, 19 Aug 2008, Lars Marowsky-Bree wrote:

> here are my thoughts for 3.0:
>
> - Remove code which depends on pacemaker (mgmt, dopd, CIM/SNMP)
> - Remove unmaintained code (telecom/).
>
> - Split up packages so heartbeat's cluster infrastructure layer can be
>   installed separately from
> - supporting libraries, resources, stonith, and lrm code
>
> - The v1 code would remain in, because it's "harmless", but it should be
>   clarified that it is "not maintained." Unless, of course, somebody
>   wants to.
>
> - Clean-up some legacy cruft if possible, ie get rid of ConfigureMe and
>   other autoconf abuse
>
> The idea is to do some house-keeping and slim up heartbeat, so that it
> can more readily be used with different cluster managers.

Sounds good, Lars.  Many thanks for your work on this.

o  "v1".  A vote to continue with it (even in "not maintained" status) for
the time being.

o  "get rid of ConfigureMe and other autoconf abuse": they are two
   separate things:

   o  autoconf abuse": sure, let's clean up!

   o  "ConfigureMe": is a very useful 'front-end' onto configure for
      end-users who have to build their own: e.g where there is not a
      maintained/supported package/port available.  'autoconf' wants to
      put things into "/usr/local/{bin,etc,...}", but many OSes (and some
      of Linux-HA's own packages) prefer things elsewhere.  So a vote to
      preserve "ConfigureMe" in some form.  I'm happy to assist with such
      preservation and maintenance.


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