At 04:06 PM 10/2/2001 -0500, Kendall Clark wrote: >Folks, > >I'm rebuilding my (remote) server kit, while it's live, serving pages, >including MySQL and Apache. I do this very infrequently, otherwise >it's hard to get these 250 day uptimes. > >I'm ready to start moving off PHP and to Webware, for production >sites, but I have two questions. > >First, is there an estimated or provisional schedule for getting out >the next big release?
I'm cutting 0.6a1 this weekend. My _goal_ is to cut a new alpha or beta each weekend until final release. I don't know how many weekends it will take. >That question is mainly asked out of curiosity, but also it bears >potentially on my second question. > >How stable is mod_webkit code? I mean, is it likely to change much or >at all before the next big release? It hasn't changed in a while to my knowledge and isn't missing any features or suffering any bugs that I know of. I use it for all my projects. >In other words, while I'm upgrading Apache, I wanna add mod_webkit >support, but I can wait a bit if it's gonna be changing >soon. Upgrading new versions of Webware itself is fairly painless >remotely; but I don't like to mess with a live Apache any more than I >have to. You should be safe, but there is no guarantee. My own experience with Apache is that restarting it is not such a big deal. >If I install mod_webkit in CVS now, is it likely to continue working >with Webware 1.0? You probably meant the next release more than 1.0. Next release, yes. 1.0? I don't think we can say. -Chuck _______________________________________________ Webware-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-discuss
