Re: Temporary suspension of ASF Committer-related privileges
I guess it is only american joke. ;) > Tetsuya, > > We have taken a protective step and, for the time being, have > disabled all privileges associated with being an ASF committer. > This includes usage of the apache.org Email address, access to the > people.apache.org site and SVN commit privs. > > All that we ask is that you comply with our wishes and stop > using the Apache name and brand, and your association with it, > in the manner in which we have described to you. If you need > explicit examples and what is allowed and what is not, then > please ask and we will provide that to you. > > We apologize for having had to take this action. - Tetsuya Kitahata -- Terra-International, Inc. - President - E-mail: kitah...@99.alumni.u-tokyo.ac.jp http://www.terra-intl.com Apache News Online http://www.apachenews.org/ Get Your LS with ONLY 50 EUR - http://jakarta.jp/pdf - To unsubscribe, e-mail: community-unsubscr...@apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: community-h...@apache.org
Re: thanks
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Re: thanks
Personally, I don't know why you would waste your time replying. Regards, Alan On Oct 1, 2009, at 6:29 AM, Ross Gardler wrote: Tetsuya, The page you refer to states: "We would like to take this opportunity to thank our Sponsors" Note the tense here, it refers to *current* sponsors. I appreciate that this may not be completely clear to those who do not speak English as a first language. Indeed, due to the vagueness of the English langiage it is possible to interpret that statement to refer to all sponsors, past and present. However, please be reassured that all sponsors that do not renew are removed from the thanks page as it refers to current sponsors. It may be argued that there should be a historical thanks page, I will make no comment on the community list about this, it is a matter for the PRC. Ross 2009/10/1 Tetsuya Kitahata : Not sure Anyway, from \infrastructure\site\trunk\xdocs\foundation\thanks.xml Platinum Sponsor(s) The Apache Software Foundation would like to thank the following Platinum Sponsor(s): border="0"/> http://www.google.com/";>Google. border="0"/> http://www.yahoo.com/";>Yahoo!. title="Microsoft logo" border="0"/> http://www.microsoft.com/";>Microsoft. Gold Sponsor(s) The Apache Software Foundation would like to thank the following Gold Sponsor(s): http://opensource.hp.com/";>HP. Silver Sponsor(s) The Apache Software Foundation would like to thank the following Silver Sponsor(s): http://www.covalent.com/";>Covalent. border="0"/> http://open.iona.com/";>IONA. Bronze Sponsor(s) The Apache Software Foundation would like to thank the following Bronze Sponsor(s): http://www.airplus.com/"; rel="nofollow">AirPlus International. http://ma.tt/"; rel="nofollow">Matt Mullenweg.p> http://people.apache.org/~tetsuya/";>Tetsuya Kitahataa>. http://www.twosigma.com/";>Two Sigma Investments.p> Infrastructure support The Apache Software Foundation would like to thank the following organizations for providing infrastructure support: border="0"/> Server hosting and bandwidth provided by http://www.osuosl.org/ ">Oregon State University Open Source Lab (USA) and href="http://www.surfnet.nl/";>SURFnet (EU). Donation of servers: Sun and IBM. --- from \infrastructure\site\trunk\xdocs\foundation\thanks.xml (See the !-- part) Why my bronze disappered by the commit by Jim (I memorized) and others exist. Further explainations please? You guys are DISCRIMINATORS utterly. hun bb Tetsuya << P.S. Normally, "A donated to B" -- 'B' does not be cared. The action itself would be majored in a sense. At least in japan. B(Apache) is now exaggerating the brand or something -- wrong and bad phenomena Hi Tetsuya, With all due respect, but I think you are confusing "donations" with "investments". Donating does not give you any power to the donnor, it is just thanking and helping some work to be done. For instance, if you donnated to an NGO helping the poor people in Africa (or in Sri Lanka), you would delegate your money to the NGO and not expect to tell to the NGO what to do. You just rely on them. On the other side, if you bought shares for a company (which is not the case of the ASF), you would be able to have your say, at least for the percentage of actions that you own. About the gaming sites, in the Western world such sites normally have a bad connotation and you normally don't want to mix something with a good name (e.g. Apache) with that kind of gambling activities. I think that in the Eastern world the perception of online gaming (or gaming in general) is different and more open in a sense - not associated to corruption. That is why people reacts so angrily with such proposals. As for saying that the foundation is "poisoned". Well, that is a big word to use, Cheers, Bruno 2009/9/28 Tetsuya Kitahata The only one thing I found out utterly is that the apache software foundation is poisoned by Jim Jagielski and there could be no curable way. 1. All the Sponsors who no pay should be deleted immediately from thanks.html even though "GOOGLE", "YAHOO", "MICROSOFT". 2. Jim Jagielski lied to me / us because "We will make thanks.html page soon" in the PDF which I first saw -- and for 6 months nothing happened. - 3 years ago iirc. Anyways, board - (1) should be done first. Plus, those who can gather companies outside from the United States, go http://jakarta.jp/en and buy. I will take care of it and donate to apache for those companies' names - for sure (If they tell me so). 501(c) is for American Companies. Not Russian nor Chinese companies. Tax Deductive - meaningless. Although there is this fact, I donated as the first individual sponsor from JAPAN. http://an.to/asf DO YOU UNDERSTAND, MEN? Thanks Tetsuya. P.S. Normally, "A donated to B" -- 'B' does not be cared. The action itself would be majored in a sense. At least in japan. B
Re: thanks
Tetsuya, The page you refer to states: "We would like to take this opportunity to thank our Sponsors" Note the tense here, it refers to *current* sponsors. I appreciate that this may not be completely clear to those who do not speak English as a first language. Indeed, due to the vagueness of the English langiage it is possible to interpret that statement to refer to all sponsors, past and present. However, please be reassured that all sponsors that do not renew are removed from the thanks page as it refers to current sponsors. It may be argued that there should be a historical thanks page, I will make no comment on the community list about this, it is a matter for the PRC. Ross 2009/10/1 Tetsuya Kitahata : > Not sure > > Anyway, > > from \infrastructure\site\trunk\xdocs\foundation\thanks.xml > > > > > >> >> Platinum Sponsor(s) >> >> The Apache Software Foundation would like to thank the following >> Platinum Sponsor(s): >> >> > border="0"/> >> http://www.google.com/";>Google. >> >> >> http://www.yahoo.com/";>Yahoo!. >> >> > border="0"/> >> http://www.microsoft.com/";>Microsoft. >> >> >> >> >> Gold Sponsor(s) >> >> The Apache Software Foundation would like to thank the following >> Gold Sponsor(s): >> >> >> http://opensource.hp.com/";>HP. >> >> >> >> >> Silver Sponsor(s) >> >> The Apache Software Foundation would like to thank the following >> Silver Sponsor(s): >> >> > border="0"/> >> http://www.covalent.com/";>Covalent. >> >> > border="0"/> >> http://open.iona.com/";>IONA. >> >> >> >> >> Bronze Sponsor(s) >> >> The Apache Software Foundation would like to thank the following >> Bronze Sponsor(s): >> >> http://www.airplus.com/"; rel="nofollow">AirPlus >> International. >> http://ma.tt/"; rel="nofollow">Matt Mullenweg. >> http://people.apache.org/~tetsuya/";>Tetsuya >> Kitahata. >> http://www.twosigma.com/";>Two Sigma Investments. >> >> >> >> >> Infrastructure support >> >> The Apache Software Foundation would like to thank the following >> organizations for providing infrastructure support: >> >> >> Server hosting and bandwidth provided by > href="http://www.osuosl.org/";>Oregon State University Open Source Lab >> (USA) and > href="http://www.surfnet.nl/";>SURFnet (EU). >> >> Donation of servers: Sun and IBM. >> > > --- > > from \infrastructure\site\trunk\xdocs\foundation\thanks.xml > > (See the !-- part) > > Why my bronze disappered by the commit by Jim (I memorized) > and others exist. Further explainations please? > > You guys are DISCRIMINATORS utterly. > > hun > > > bb > > > Tetsuya > > > > >> << >> P.S. Normally, "A donated to B" -- 'B' does not be cared. The action itself >> would >> be majored in a sense. At least in japan. B(Apache) is now exaggerating the >> brand >> or something -- wrong and bad phenomena >> >> >> >> Hi Tetsuya, >> >> With all due respect, but I think you are confusing "donations" with >> "investments". Donating does not give you any power to the donnor, it is >> just thanking and helping some work to be done. For instance, if you >> donnated to an NGO helping the poor people in Africa (or in Sri Lanka), you >> would delegate your money to the NGO and not expect to tell to the NGO what >> to do. You just rely on them. On the other side, if you bought shares for a >> company (which is not the case of the ASF), you would be able to have your >> say, at least for the percentage of actions that you own. >> >> About the gaming sites, in the Western world such sites normally have a bad >> connotation and you normally don't want to mix something with a good name >> (e.g. Apache) with that kind of gambling activities. I think that in the >> Eastern world the perception of online gaming (or gaming in general) is >> different and more open in a sense - not associated to corruption. That is >> why people reacts so angrily with such proposals. >> >> As for saying that the foundation is "poisoned". Well, that is a big word to >> use, >> >> Cheers, >> >> Bruno >> >> 2009/9/28 Tetsuya Kitahata >> The only one thing I found out utterly is that the apache software >> > foundation is poisoned by Jim Jagielski and there could be no >> > curable way. >> > >> > 1. All the Sponsors who no pay should be deleted immediately from >> > thanks.html >> > even though "GOOGLE", "YAHOO", "MICROSOFT". >> > 2. Jim Jagielski lied to me / us because "We will make thanks.html page >> > soon" >> > in the PDF which I first saw -- and for 6 months nothing happened. - 3 >> > years ago iirc. >> > >> > Anyways, board - (1) should be done first. >> > >> > >> > >> > Plus, those who can gather companies outside from the United States, >> > go http://jakarta.jp/en >> > and buy. I will take care of it and donate to apache for those companies' >> > names - for sure (If they tell me so). >> > >> > 501(c) is for American Companies. Not Russian nor Chinese companies. >> > Tax Deductive - meaningless. Although there is this fact, I donated as the >>
thanks
Not sure Anyway, from \infrastructure\site\trunk\xdocs\foundation\thanks.xml > > Platinum Sponsor(s) > > The Apache Software Foundation would like to thank the following > Platinum Sponsor(s): > > border="0"/> > http://www.google.com/";>Google. > > > http://www.yahoo.com/";>Yahoo!. > > border="0"/> > http://www.microsoft.com/";>Microsoft. > > > > > Gold Sponsor(s) > > The Apache Software Foundation would like to thank the following > Gold Sponsor(s): > > > http://opensource.hp.com/";>HP. > > > > > Silver Sponsor(s) > > The Apache Software Foundation would like to thank the following > Silver Sponsor(s): > > border="0"/> > http://www.covalent.com/";>Covalent. > > > http://open.iona.com/";>IONA. > > > > > Bronze Sponsor(s) > > The Apache Software Foundation would like to thank the following > Bronze Sponsor(s): > > http://www.airplus.com/"; rel="nofollow">AirPlus > International. > http://ma.tt/"; rel="nofollow">Matt Mullenweg. > http://people.apache.org/~tetsuya/";>Tetsuya Kitahata. > http://www.twosigma.com/";>Two Sigma Investments. > > > > > Infrastructure support > > The Apache Software Foundation would like to thank the following > organizations for providing infrastructure support: > > > Server hosting and bandwidth provided by href="http://www.osuosl.org/";>Oregon State University Open Source Lab > (USA) and href="http://www.surfnet.nl/";>SURFnet (EU). > > Donation of servers: Sun and IBM. > --- from \infrastructure\site\trunk\xdocs\foundation\thanks.xml (See the !-- part) Why my bronze disappered by the commit by Jim (I memorized) and others exist. Further explainations please? You guys are DISCRIMINATORS utterly. hun bb Tetsuya > << > P.S. Normally, "A donated to B" -- 'B' does not be cared. The action itself > would > be majored in a sense. At least in japan. B(Apache) is now exaggerating the > brand > or something -- wrong and bad phenomena > >> > > Hi Tetsuya, > > With all due respect, but I think you are confusing "donations" with > "investments". Donating does not give you any power to the donnor, it is just > thanking and helping some work to be done. For instance, if you donnated to > an NGO helping the poor people in Africa (or in Sri Lanka), you would > delegate your money to the NGO and not expect to tell to the NGO what to do. > You just rely on them. On the other side, if you bought shares for a company > (which is not the case of the ASF), you would be able to have your say, at > least for the percentage of actions that you own. > > About the gaming sites, in the Western world such sites normally have a bad > connotation and you normally don't want to mix something with a good name > (e.g. Apache) with that kind of gambling activities. I think that in the > Eastern world the perception of online gaming (or gaming in general) is > different and more open in a sense - not associated to corruption. That is > why people reacts so angrily with such proposals. > > As for saying that the foundation is "poisoned". Well, that is a big word to > use, > > Cheers, > > Bruno > > 2009/9/28 Tetsuya Kitahata > The only one thing I found out utterly is that the apache software > > foundation is poisoned by Jim Jagielski and there could be no > > curable way. > > > > 1. All the Sponsors who no pay should be deleted immediately from > > thanks.html > > even though "GOOGLE", "YAHOO", "MICROSOFT". > > 2. Jim Jagielski lied to me / us because "We will make thanks.html page > > soon" > > in the PDF which I first saw -- and for 6 months nothing happened. - 3 > > years ago iirc. > > > > Anyways, board - (1) should be done first. > > > > > > > > Plus, those who can gather companies outside from the United States, > > go http://jakarta.jp/en > > and buy. I will take care of it and donate to apache for those companies' > > names - for sure (If they tell me so). > > > > 501(c) is for American Companies. Not Russian nor Chinese companies. > > Tax Deductive - meaningless. Although there is this fact, I donated as the > > first individual sponsor from JAPAN. http://an.to/asf > > DO YOU UNDERSTAND, MEN? > > > > Thanks > > > > Tetsuya. > > > > > > P.S. Normally, "A donated to B" -- 'B' does not be cared. The action > > itself would > > be majored in a sense. At least in japan. B(Apache) is now exaggerating > > the brand > > or something -- wrong and bad phenomena > > > > > > > > > > > Just one message. > > > > > > Do you think that "MONEY MONEY" person would > > > do the PERSONAL SPONSORSHIP for poor Sri Lanka > > > (Shinhala) apache committer? > > > > > > Whether Lahiru was a lier or not, I do not care. But the [TRUTH] was > > [TRUTH]. > > > Please do not view all the things in prejudice. > > > > > > bb > > > > > > Tetsuya > > > > > > > Tetsuya, > > > > > > > > I have sent you a separate EMail. Please let me know if > > > > you have not rec'd it or i
Re: Apache 2 Post Method not allowed
This question should be addressed to the Apache httpd user list please, see: http://httpd.apache.org/lists.html#http-users On 01/10/2009, Jawad hussain wrote: > > Hello, > > I am trying to PUT one file through OpenXcap but it seems Apache 2.2.12 is > not allowed PUT method. Following is the error. Can someone have some > solution are there any special settings for appache.conf and httpd.conf. > > xcapclient -i pres-rules Put > > Complete Message > > > 405 Method not Allowed > content-type: text/html ; charset=iso-8859-1 > content-length: 356 > > Method Not Allowed > The requested method PUT is not allowed for the URL > /xcap-root/pres-rules/users/sip:al...@open-ims.test/index. > > Apache 2.2.12 (Ubuntu) Server at open-ims.test Port 80 > > > > > > -- > Regards > Jawad Hussain > > > -- > Regards > Jawad Hussain > > - To unsubscribe, e-mail: community-unsubscr...@apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: community-h...@apache.org
Apache 2 Post Method not allowed
Hello, I am trying to PUT one file through OpenXcap but it seems Apache 2.2.12 is not allowed PUT method. Following is the error. Can someone have some solution are there any special settings for appache.conf and httpd.conf. xcapclient -i pres-rules Put Complete Message 405 Method not Allowed content-type: text/html ; charset=iso-8859-1 content-length: 356 Method Not Allowed The requested method PUT is not allowed for the URL /xcap-root/pres-rules/users/sip:al...@open-ims.test/index. Apache 2.2.12 (Ubuntu) Server at open-ims.test Port 80 -- Regards Jawad Hussain -- Regards Jawad Hussain
