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11:15:34 AM: <Sam> Well, lets get started anyway... Jon, you had indicated
that this IRC chat is being logged, right?
11:16:03 AM: <jon> it is now.
11:16:10 AM: <Sam> cool
11:16:27 AM: <jon> as long as i'm here, it is logged by my client.
11:16:41 AM: <Sam> First order of business is to welcome the new members then.
I'll go update whoweare after this meeting.
11:16:41 AM: <Sam> Jason, any input on what your entry should look like?
11:17:30 AM: <jason> how about i'll write something up and send it to you after
the meeting.
11:20:47 AM: <Sam> ok. Or commit it directly to jakarta-site2 if you wish.
11:20:47 AM: <jason> ok, no problem.
11:20:47 AM: <Sam> Next order of business is the scope of Jakarta. I was
simply intending on cutting and pasting from the web page.
11:20:47 AM: <Sam> I had posted this previously, any issues?
11:20:47 AM: <Sam> The only issue the board had was whether or not we had
sufficient members to cover that scope.
11:20:47 AM: <Sam> Do we feel that we have adequate coverage now?
11:20:47 AM: <geir> what isn't obviously covered?
11:20:47 AM: <craigmcc> Would it make sense to look at the current project mix
vs PMC members involvement to answer that?
11:20:47 AM: <Sam> OK onto the next agenda item then...subproject hierarchy
11:20:55 AM: <Sam> I would like to see if we can map the PMC members onto
subprojects. And not have the same two or three represent all.
11:21:23 AM: <Sam> I'll take Alexandria.
11:21:27 AM: <Sam> Ant? Diane?
11:25:23 AM: <craigmcc> I will cover Slide (as well as Tomcat and Struts)
11:25:23 AM: <geir> All I do is Velocity right now, so I volunteer for that if
Jason and Jon don't mind
11:25:23 AM: <dlh> Yep, that's the only one (so far) I really deal with or know
anything much about.
11:25:23 AM: <jason> velocity and turbine for me
11:25:23 AM: <Ted> Taglibs (Struts and Slide)
11:25:23 AM: <cgu> For me it is clear: log4j.
11:25:23 AM: <geir> I assume peter for Avalon?
11:25:23 AM: <dfs> I'm covering ORO of course, but if there's need for extra
coverage on tools projects like Ant, I'm very interested in
dedicating the time.
11:25:23 AM: <Sam> Peter is avalon* and james
11:25:23 AM: <Hans> I've only been involved with Tomcat, and a little bit with
Taglibs, but as I'm about to resign (as Sam knows), I can't
take on any subproject
11:25:23 AM: <Ted> Daniel, do you want to take Regexp too, or I could.
11:25:23 AM: <dfs> I was just about to suggest that: :) I can take regexp too.
There needs to be more communication between oro and regexp anyway.
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11:25:23 AM: <Ted> Ooops
11:25:53 AM: <jon> ug. my connection keeps dropping out.
11:26:45 AM: <jon> geir: +1 for you being over velocity
11:27:24 AM: <dlh> Jon, did you miss all the stuff about who's taking what
subproject? If you did, I wrote it down and can catch you up.
11:28:00 AM: <jon> nope. i think i have it.
11:28:21 AM: <jon> dfs: I would be +1 to merging the regexp and oro packages
11:28:33 AM: <jon> just make another build target in oro or something.
11:28:47 AM: <dfs> ok, i'll start looking into what would be involved.
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11:29:06 AM: <Ted> Getting back to coverage, we're looking for
11:29:08 AM: <Sam> I'm back...line dropped
11:29:21 AM: <Sam> What I had was
11:29:23 AM: <Sam> alexandria: Sam
11:29:26 AM: <Sam> Ant: Diane
11:29:29 AM: <Ted> ECS, Jetspeed, JMeter, Turbine, TC3
11:29:39 AM: <Sam> Avalon: Peter
11:29:45 AM: <Sam> ECS I presume is Jon?
11:29:47 AM: <jon> yes
11:29:50 AM: <jon> turbine me
11:29:56 AM: <jon> jetspeed me
11:30:04 AM: <jon> i would like someone else to take jmeter
11:30:06 AM: <Sam> Turbine is also JVZ..
11:30:11 AM: <jon> ok
11:31:06 AM: <jason> i'll also help with jetspeed, anything turbine related.
11:31:06 AM: <Sam> Who should be primary for Turbine? My preference is to
spread the work around...
11:31:11 AM: <jason> i think jon wants it, if not i can do it.
11:31:20 AM: <jon> na. give it to jason
11:31:25 AM: <jon> i need less on my plate for a bit
11:31:30 AM: <jason> ok, no problem.
11:31:47 AM: <Sam> OK, which of you for Jetspeed?
11:31:53 AM: <jon> jason
11:31:57 AM: <jason> ok
11:33:03 AM: <Sam> OK, we'll come back to jmeter
11:33:03 AM: <Sam> Log4j is clealy Ceki
11:33:03 AM: <Sam> Dfs is oro and regexp
11:33:03 AM: <cgu> yep
11:33:03 AM: <Sam> servletapi is Craig?
11:33:04 AM: <geir> (I volunteer for JMeter if need be)
11:33:09 AM: <geir> (if need be)
11:33:34 AM: <craigmcc> Yes
11:33:44 AM: <Sam> site2 is Jon?
11:34:43 AM: <Sam> Struts is Ted or Craig?
11:34:43 AM: <Ted> Really should be Craig. I'll take Taglibs.
11:34:43 AM: <craigmcc> Sounds good on both
11:34:52 AM: <jon> site2: me
11:34:53 AM: <Sam> I've got Tomcat on my list as one project...I realize that
that is controversial...
11:35:26 AM: <craigmcc> In more than one way (3 vs 4, servlet container vs JSP
compiler)
11:36:04 AM: <Sam> Should tomcat be split in any of the ways that you have
indicated? Long term I'd love to see Jasper (not just the
compiler) split out, but I'm in no hurry at the moment.
11:36:24 AM: <jon> sam: +1
11:36:38 AM: <craigmcc> I think that's probably a good topic for TOMCAT-DEV
first
11:36:52 AM: <Sam> My feeling for now is to leave it at one, with Craig as the
rep and let people who wish to get mad at me.
11:37:03 AM: <jon> i would like to see an official distribution of tomcat with
other template languages.
11:37:13 AM: <Sam> tools is Craig? It is just moo for the moment...
11:37:32 AM: <Sam> Jon: isn't that the TDK? ;-)
11:37:32 AM: <jon> http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-velocity/demo/
11:37:46 AM: <jon> TDK is not an official tomcat distribution.
11:37:50 AM: <jon> neither is the above
11:37:57 AM: <craigmcc> Question: is there any widespread continued interest in
tools or watchdog?
11:38:07 AM: <craigmcc> as Jakarta subprojects, I mean?
11:38:14 AM: <jon> not that i know of
11:38:15 AM: <Sam> Jon, I'm not sure what official means then.
11:38:33 AM: <jon> sam:
http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-tomcat-4.0/release/
11:38:39 AM: <Sam> Craig: I'd like to assign these subprojects to you and let
you determine what is best for them.
11:38:50 AM: <craigmcc> sounds good (re tools/watchdog)
11:39:10 AM: <craigmcc> Jon: sounds like another topic for TOMCAT-DEV
11:39:45 AM: <Sam> Jon: lets get through the assignments for now, I promise to
get back to that issue.
11:40:17 AM: <Sam> Turbine is Jason
11:40:17 AM: <Sam> Velocity is Geir or Jason?
11:40:17 AM: <jason> geir
11:40:54 AM: <Sam> Cool. I think we have coverage. The only "new" assignment
is Geir on jmeter, I think everything else merely represents
what people are already focused on anyway.
11:41:08 AM: <craigmcc> Did you get me covering Slide?
11:42:05 AM: <Sam> Craig=slide
11:42:05 AM: <geir> If that's thought not to be appropriate, me on JMeter,
that's ok
11:42:05 AM: <geir> but I am happy to take it on
11:42:05 AM: <Sam> Nobody on the PMC owns jmeter, so it needed a volunteer to
step forward, so thanks Geir!
11:42:24 AM: <geir> <trying to figure out what it is> my pleasure!
11:42:28 AM: <Sam> What's good about having assignments is James's comment that
unless something is assigned to somebody, it essentially is
assigned to nobody.
11:42:44 AM: <jon> JAMES
11:42:47 AM: <jon> who is covering that one?
11:42:53 AM: <Sam> Does anybody feel particularly stretched by this list?
11:43:05 AM: <craigmcc> Would Peter want to cover james?
11:43:08 AM: <Sam> James=peter
11:43:13 AM: <jon> ok
11:43:36 AM: <Sam> Peter previously volunteered for it. Only fair as he seems
to break it regularly ;-)
11:44:19 AM: <Sam> (James is a heavy user of Avalon)
11:44:19 AM: <craigmcc> Boy your own dogfood tastes great :-)
11:44:33 AM: <Sam> The board was concerned about not having enough people
covering things. Does anybody feel like they have too much
in the way of PMC assignments?
11:44:40 AM: <craigmcc> Jon, is Apache JServ now formally retired? I see you
didn't migrate it
11:44:49 AM: <Sam> (I feel good, I only have alexandria!)
11:44:51 AM: <jon> it is semi migrated
11:45:01 AM: <jon> but it is dead as far as i'm concerned
11:45:10 AM: <jon> i still apply patches, but i'm not planning on making any
releases
11:45:10 AM: <Sam> I didn't list the semi-migrated projects (java-*)
11:45:26 AM: <jon> i'm still not sure what to do with icalendar
11:45:39 AM: <geir> re JServ, it will remain for people who use it?
11:45:47 AM: <jon> of course
11:45:51 AM: <jon> it isn't going to be deleted.
11:46:10 AM: <jon> nothing gets deleted
11:46:18 AM: <geir> more curious about if it will finish the migration
11:46:21 AM: <Sam> Nor is icalendar ;-) [I saw the question on members, I
think? ]
11:46:35 AM: <jon> yea, icalendar...
11:46:48 AM: <jon> i might tell jeff to take it off the server unless he gets a
community around it
11:46:58 AM: <craigmcc> Would it fit into "Commons" (or whatever comes of that)?
11:47:00 AM: <jon> or the jetspeed people want to take it under
jakarta-jetspeed-icalendar
11:47:04 AM: <Sam> OK, I will confidently report to the board that there is
consensus that there is adequate coverage...
11:47:11 AM: <jon> it might also fit into the commons, but there is only one
developer
11:47:30 AM: <Ted> I think we'd be OK for that.
11:47:32 AM: <geir> is he/she interested
11:47:33 AM: <jon> i would hope that the commons does not become a dumping
ground
11:47:42 AM: <Ted> The release votes are by all the commons committers.
11:47:49 AM: <jon> not releases.
11:47:50 AM: <geir> there is nothing wrong with Commons holding 'mature
components' :)
11:48:01 AM: <jon> commons != sourceforge
11:48:13 AM: <Ted> Jon: Agreed, we'd need a proposal
11:48:14 AM: <Sam> I agree with Jon. commons != sourceforge
11:48:20 AM: <Ted> from an interested committer.
11:48:30 AM: <jon> THREE interested committers
11:48:31 AM: <Sam> From a team of committers (3)
11:48:44 AM: jon punches sam in the arm. :-)
11:48:45 AM: <Sam> I have the same problem with j2eeunit.
11:48:52 AM: <craigmcc> Aren't we jumping the agenda a little???
11:49:09 AM: <Sam> Fair enough, craig. Back to the agenda
11:50:03 AM: <Sam> Adequate coverage is what I will report to the board, with
no objections.
11:50:03 AM: <Sam> Next is the rules for revolutionary document.
11:50:03 AM: <Sam> Ted indicated that he might be willing to take a stab at
restating it as a bylaw. OK?
11:50:11 AM: <Ted> Or, a guideline document.
11:50:22 AM: <craigmcc> Fine with Ted, but I was thinking more "guidelines" than
"bylaws"
11:52:29 AM: <Hans> +1, or is that +0 since I'm not going to do it ;-)
11:52:29 AM: <Ted> <punches craig on the arm>
11:52:29 AM: <geir> <such violence....>
11:52:29 AM: <Sam> Cool. I'll change ownership to Ted. Perhaps we will have
an update by the next meeting?
11:52:29 AM: <Ted> +1
11:52:29 AM: <Sam> Next item is James: clarify voting rules. I have seen no
progress from James.
11:52:29 AM: <Hans> Ted's updated guidlines cover this, right?
11:53:16 AM: <Sam> OK with me killing this action item, merging it with #7, and
reassigning to Ted?
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11:53:16 AM: <Sam> I'll check with James offline
11:53:18 AM: <Ted> +1, after you check.
11:53:25 AM: <Hans> Re reassign to Ted: +1
11:53:35 AM: <jon> +1
11:54:45 AM: <craigmcc> +1
11:54:45 AM: <gmj_> +1
11:54:45 AM: <Sam> OK. Let's talk about that one at 3.7...
11:54:45 AM: <Sam> Next was a clear and separate e-mail about a release plan.
I think the need was satisfied even if the e-mail didn't
take place.
11:54:45 AM: <Sam> I'm happy dealing with this as a part of the bylaws too.
11:54:45 AM: <Sam> Objections?
11:54:45 AM: <Hans> +1
11:54:54 AM: <Ted> Bylaws=Guideline updates?
11:55:25 AM: <Sam> Next item is proposal for CVS layout. It looks like Ceki
took this one?
11:55:25 AM: <Sam> I presume that this also is just guidelines?
11:55:37 AM: <cgu> Yes, I have.
11:55:43 AM: <craigmcc> CVS layout is intimately connected to build procedures
-- should they be considered together?
11:56:02 AM: <Sam> I agree with Craig (and with Ceki's note at the bottom of
the page).
11:56:03 AM: <jon> we need the next step which is the build.xml defaults
11:56:36 AM: <Sam> Ceki will continue to shepard this item?
11:56:36 AM: <cgu> Yes, as you observed in an e-mail this is a collection of
"best-practices" and#
11:56:36 AM: <cgu> and conventions.
11:57:20 AM: <Sam> Looks like this item is progressing...any issues that we
need to address as a group?
11:57:54 AM: <cgu> Yes, I'll start the ANT part.
11:57:54 AM: <cgu> Your input is welcome as I am not an ANT expert and my build
scripts are...
11:58:07 AM: <cgu> not always optimal.
11:58:20 AM: <jon> so i have heard. :-)
11:58:21 AM: <Sam> OK, I'll take a stab at some initial recommendations.
11:58:28 AM: <jon> i will help out with it for sure. :-)
11:59:20 AM: <Sam> For what it is worth, my favorite build script so far is
slide's (though I have a few comments there too).
11:59:20 AM: <Sam> Next item is the bylaws. Ted took a significant pass at it.
11:59:20 AM: <Sam> What's the next step?
11:59:23 AM: <jon> eh?????????
11:59:23 AM: <jon> http://httpd.apache.org/dist/ant/
11:59:26 AM: <jon> what is that doing there?
12:00:44 PM: <jon> hello?
12:00:48 PM: <Sam> Let's take the dist/ant question offline.... next step for
the bylaws.
12:01:36 PM: <Ted> We can either vote on the current draft, or wait and roll in
the Rules for
12:01:36 PM: <Ted> Revolutionaries, et cetera.
12:02:41 PM: <Sam> Ted: suggestions?
12:02:41 PM: <Ted> If the Tomcat release situation is stable
12:02:41 PM: <Ted> we might as well wait
12:02:42 PM: <jon> drwxrwxr-x 4 bodewig jakarta 512 Jan 9 04:52 ant
12:02:43 PM: <jon> ug
12:05:37 PM: <Sam> Jon: at least he got the perms right! ;-)
12:05:37 PM: <Sam> Ted: OK with me.
12:05:37 PM: <cgu> I had a remark on the voting colors: +0, -0.
12:05:37 PM: <cgu> I feel that they should be merged into 0.
12:05:37 PM: <Ted> We can roll then back, but people are still going to vote in
four flavors.
12:05:37 PM: <gmj_> I think that +0 / -0 conveys information...
12:05:37 PM: <Sam> My feeling is that they both have exactly the same effect,
but the "decorations" are valuable.
12:05:37 PM: <craigmcc> I agree with the value of +0 / -0
12:05:37 PM: <Sam> -0 == I'm kinda against it, but I'm willing to go along
12:05:37 PM: <gmj_> :)
12:05:37 PM: <Sam> Example: Craig with embedded build directories.
12:05:37 PM: <Sam> +0 generally means I am for it but unable to help at this
time, or I am for it but don't feel strongly (or know enough)
12:05:44 PM: <Sam> OK with all?
12:05:53 PM: <jon> i just removed that directory
12:05:56 PM: <jon> it was duplicated
12:06:38 PM: <Sam> ;-) Jon is holding his own meeting ;-)
12:06:43 PM: <gmj_> (he has quorum, I guess)
12:06:56 PM: <Sam> Next item is the commons proposal...
12:07:00 PM: <jon> i just like to talk to myself
12:07:20 PM: <Ted> (or to someone the rest of us can't see ...)
12:07:47 PM: <dlh> Sam: I saw +0 as meaning, "I'm neutral, but if I *had* to
vote yea or nay, I'd vote yea. And -0 as its opposite. (oops --
took a bit too long to comment on that one.)
12:07:47 PM: <Ted> Abstain," "I don't support the action but I can't help with
an
12:07:47 PM: <Ted> alternative."
12:07:57 PM: <Ted> (sorry about the formatting, bad paste)
12:09:09 PM: <Ted> In the draft: -0 = Abstain, I don't support the action but I
can't help with an alternative.
12:10:13 PM: <Sam> Ted: There are times when -1 means the same thing, but
stronger.
12:10:13 PM: <gmj_> I think there a few meanings for +/- 0, context dependant...
12:10:13 PM: <Ted> The context here is voting on an action item.
12:10:13 PM: <Sam> If somebody wanted the servlet engine to do something
disallowed by the spec, the answer is -1. PERIOD.
12:10:13 PM: <Sam> No alternative required.
12:11:28 PM: <Ted> In the draft: -1 = The action should not be performed and I
am offering an explanation or alternative.
12:11:28 PM: <Sam> Diane's comment is also valid, though in practice a -1 is an
abstain.
12:11:35 PM: <Sam> cgu + gmj : OK with the four flavors or do either of you
feel strongly that it should be three?
12:11:51 PM: <gmj_> what? I am +1 on 4 flavors, completely...
12:12:25 PM: <cgu> My vote: 0.
12:12:26 PM: <Sam> gmj: OH, sorry, I misread your previous comment.
12:12:26 PM: <gmj_> I think I said that it conveys information - I guess I
should have added 'valuable'
12:12:31 PM: <gmj_> sorry
12:12:56 PM: <Sam> OK, 4 it is. If anybody has any wording changes to propose,
get them to Ted.
12:13:02 PM: <Sam> Next item? Commons?
12:13:13 PM: <cgu> OK.
12:13:42 PM: <Sam> I believe that Ted has a proposal... is it ready to be
discussed?
12:14:02 PM: <jon> sure
12:14:03 PM: <Ted> http://husted.com/about/commons/
12:14:35 PM: <gmj_> (sam : I have one item for new business for discussion after
we deal with the items on the agenda)
12:15:18 PM: <gmj_> (if that's ok)
12:15:18 PM: <Sam> Do we simply want to vote?
12:16:07 PM: <craigmcc> Peter had pretty strong feelings w.r.t. overlap with
Avalon's scope, but he's not here to comment at the moment
12:16:26 PM: <Sam> OK, I'm +1. It certainly has been discussed to death, and
while not perfect, it can always be improved.
12:16:43 PM: <Sam> Craig: I will check with Peter offline. He pretty cleary
was -1 IIRC.
12:17:05 PM: <gmj_> I'm +1, mostly because my wife will divorce me if I say up
til 3:00 am arguing with Costin again :)
12:17:09 PM: <craigmcc> I think that's a fair assumption (subject to
confirmation, of course0
12:18:10 PM: <Ted> +1 for the Commons proposal
12:18:15 PM: <gmj_> Ted : I burned out - what was the resolution with Costin re
Agora?
12:18:31 PM: <Sam> Peter's primary issue was overlap. In general there is
support all the way to the board on overlap when there is a
different approach being taken.
12:18:50 PM: <Ted> Re Agora. There's some minor changes to the wording at
12:19:00 PM: <Ted> http://husted.com/about/commons/prop03.html
12:19:08 PM: <Ted> which makes the shared repository less common-centric
12:19:24 PM: <gmj_> so that would be something we resolve later?
12:19:35 PM: <Sam> Ted: you WILL start moving this stuff to Jakarta, RIGHT?
:-)
12:19:42 PM: <Ted> Yes.
12:20:01 PM: <gmj_> 'later' or 'move' ? :)
12:20:16 PM: <Ted> Yes on move.
12:20:36 PM: <Ted> On later, Costin really needs to make his own proposal for
12:20:38 PM: <Ted> Agora. I
12:20:51 PM: <Ted> I'm just trying to give him a chance to try it out.
12:21:02 PM: <gmj_> so could we bring that into Commons as an indep entity just
like a DBCP?
12:21:16 PM: <gmj_> or a sep proposal for the PMC?
12:21:30 PM: <Ted> He can do whatever he wants in the shared repository.
12:21:45 PM: <Ted> as long as it get released by an actual subproject.
12:21:55 PM: <craigmcc> As I understand it, Costin wants something with
different rules .. hence a different proposal to PMC
12:22:02 PM: <Sam> ceki? craig? daniel? diane? hans? jason? jon?
12:22:14 PM: <jason> i'm +1
12:22:23 PM: <craigmcc> Which version are we actually voting on? prop03?
12:22:33 PM: <gmj_> that was sort of where I was going...
12:23:00 PM: <Hans> I'm +1 on Commons. Like you said, there may be details that
are not right but that can be fixed later.
12:23:00 PM: <dfs> +1 on the Commons. I was just reading the latest proposal
and it addressed some of my questions.
12:23:07 PM: <Ted> There's no functional difference between the original
proposal and 03
12:23:13 PM: <Ted> But we'd have to be voting on the original.
12:23:16 PM: <craigmcc> +1 on prop03 (I didn't like point 20 on prop02, so
Geir's wife can blame me for the last cycle of discussion :-)
12:23:30 PM: <jon> i'm +1 on commons, but i don't see it being much of a
success. to much discussion and very little code.
12:23:52 PM: <dlh> I'm hearing about it (and trying to speed-read the
proposal), but I like the idea so far, so +1 for me as well.
12:23:59 PM: <dfs> prop03 was more detailed i read what i thought to be the
original out of my mailbox (Mar 06 email [PROPOSAL[ The Commons)
12:24:14 PM: <dlh> Ooops -- meant to say "hearing about it for the first time
today"...
12:24:22 PM: <Sam> jon: to date it is NOT a success yet. Hopefully it will
progress from idea to incubator shortly.
12:24:46 PM: <Sam> ceki?
12:24:50 PM: <craigmcc> We're trying to have process preceed code in this case,
so it's not surprising there is no code yet
12:24:51 PM: <cgu> I'd like to give the proposal a chance: +1.
12:25:15 PM: <jon> +0
12:25:41 PM: <Sam> Jon: is that a change (I read a +1 further up) or simply a
comment?
12:26:41 PM: <jon> yea, +0 from me.
12:26:44 PM: <jon> that is my final answer
12:26:56 PM: <jon> i forgot that +1 means that i'm expected to help out
12:28:11 PM: <Sam> OK, we have 9 +1's and 1 +0. Even with Peter's assumed -1,
I'd say this passes.
12:28:32 PM: <gmj_> woo hoo!
12:28:44 PM: <Sam> Before going on to the next item, does anybody have a hard
stop coming up?
12:28:53 PM: <Ted> For the record, the guidelines say "approval"
12:28:57 PM: <craigmcc> (By the way, Avalon has a DBCP buried inside too :-)
12:29:00 PM: <Ted> is a +0 an approval
12:29:07 PM: <gmj_> (so it claims....)
12:29:22 PM: <dlh> What's a "DBCP"?
12:29:28 PM: <Sam> Craig: absolutely. I believe that it is the one that
cocoon2 uses.
12:29:29 PM: <gmj_> Database Connection Pool
12:29:56 PM: <Sam> We have a lot of them. Most of them require that you learn
the sponsoring framework. That's the issue.
12:31:36 PM: <craigmcc> Yep ... it's framework dependent as well. But a useful
source for ideas.
12:31:36 PM: <Sam> It's not exactly the next item, but Geir wanted to talk
about poolman, and it seems relevant to the topic at hand...
12:31:36 PM: <Sam> Geir, what's up with poolman?
12:33:38 PM: <Sam> gmj?
12:33:38 PM: <Sam> Oh, well. Next item on the agenda is the PMC election
process...
12:33:38 PM: <Sam> The board is about to have an election for all its seats.
The XML PMC just did the same. Should we consider a process
like this for Jakarta?
12:35:30 PM: <cgu> Oh yes.
12:35:30 PM: <Sam> What's the right size? What's the right time?
12:35:30 PM: <cgu> What is the exact procedure for the XML PMC?
12:35:30 PM: <cgu> Can you expand?
12:35:56 PM: <Sam> The XML PMC was recently disbanded due to lack of
interest...what they did to bootstrap another one was
12:35:59 PM: <jon> i'm confused, we just did pmc elections
12:36:33 PM: <Sam> (jon: I would like to review the process itself based on
what we learned)
12:37:00 PM: <Ted> We should consider a similar for next year, before the chair
is re-elected.
12:37:49 PM: <Sam> In the XML PMC they solicited volunteers. Then they decided
that there was going to be 5 slots in the PMC, and had an election
where every committer could vote.
12:37:51 PM: <Sam> Votes were tallied in private.
12:40:56 PM: <Sam> There was concerns that having other people know your vote
would affect how you voted. (I'm not sympathetic to this, myself).
12:40:56 PM: <Sam> Ted: the chair is not likely to be re-elected. I am likely
to either succeed and retire or fail and get kicked out... ;-)
12:42:36 PM: <Sam> Ted: care to write up a proposal? I can forward you on the
data from the XML PMC...
12:42:36 PM: <Sam> 14 going on 12...Anil is also bowing out.
12:42:36 PM: <Ted> You mean I jus didn't ;-0
12:42:36 PM: <craigmcc> The breadth of Jakarta makes the coverage issue harder
as we add more subprojects
12:42:36 PM: <craigmcc> BTW: Who gets Commons now that it is approved?
12:42:42 PM: <gmj_> ted
12:42:48 PM: <Ted> +1
12:42:50 PM: <craigmcc> +1
12:42:52 PM: <Sam> +1 on Ted owning commons
12:43:03 PM: <jon> +1 on Ted owning commons
12:43:06 PM: <jon> he started it. :-)
12:43:18 PM: <Ted> Actually, Geir started it. I ran with it.
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12:43:39 PM: <gmj_> Run you did...
12:43:40 PM: <Sam> re: breadth issue. Suggestions?
12:43:48 PM: <Hans> Sorry about that; power is off in LA. I'm with you as long
as the batteries last :-)
12:43:57 PM: <gmj_> really?
12:44:00 PM: <gmj_> wow
12:44:00 PM: <jon> yup
12:44:11 PM: <jon> people on collabnet irc are talking about it as well. :-)
12:44:34 PM: <cgu> Craig: a PMC member can delegate his work covering a project
to another committer.
12:44:35 PM: <gmj_> I thought they had their own power...
12:44:38 PM: <dlh> Is it a rolling blackout, or did something actually happen?
12:44:44 PM: <gmj_> CNN says rolling
12:44:50 PM: <Hans> Power loss: so it's wide spread?
12:45:26 PM: <craigmcc> Breadth: (a) increase PMC size proporionately, (b)
divide PMC, (c) limit scope of Jakarta
12:45:32 PM: <jon> actually, it also went out in SF
12:45:38 PM: <jon> it was SF not LA
12:45:52 PM: <cgu> (b)
12:46:07 PM: <Sam> ceki: how?
12:46:47 PM: <craigmcc> Ceki: Delegation works for detailed work, but not for
oversight
12:46:47 PM: <gmj_> I think that the scope will naturally expand as Java in
server-land grows in popularity
12:46:47 PM: <dlh> Are there currently requirements for adding a subproject?
Should one of them be that it should have someone on the PMC
before it can become one?
12:47:12 PM: <Ted> Technically, a PMC member has to tender the proposal.
12:47:19 PM: <gmj_> is that true?
12:47:26 PM: <jon> requirements aren't well defined for adding a subproject
12:47:28 PM: <Sam> Diane: one of the things hotly discussed in the XML PMC was
whether or not there should be 1-1 representation.
12:47:29 PM: <craigmcc> Diane: proposal to PMC (i guess sponsored by a PMC
member?)
12:48:07 PM: <Ted> 1:1 sounds problematic.
12:48:07 PM: <Sam> Scott Boag felt that there should be 1-1. I took the
splitting of avalon as a counter-example.
12:48:33 PM: <cgu> A PMC member can ask a committer(s) to do a report on a
given project.
12:48:33 PM: <craigmcc> Same if Tomcat gets split along any of the dimensions
12:48:33 PM: <dlh> Okay -- but should it be a requirment that your new
subproject has someone who's willing&able to be its PMC rep before
you can have it become one?
12:48:33 PM: <Ted> I also think "representatoin" is a misnomer.
12:49:00 PM: <cgu> The PMC member cam base his/her decisions on this report and
his/her own digging.
12:49:04 PM: <Sam> Representation should include oversight. In particular
watching out for things like licensing issues and security problems.
12:49:54 PM: <Sam> The XML project decided that representation was a non-goal.
12:50:17 PM: <Ted> +1 = representation=non-goal
12:50:21 PM: <Sam> I'd like to keep it as a goal for Jakarta.
12:50:43 PM: <Ted> We're not making the technical decisions
12:50:50 PM: <Ted> so what are we representing?
12:51:58 PM: <cgu> +1 = representation=non-goal
12:51:58 PM: <Ted> My understanding is that our primary duty is
12:51:58 PM: <Ted> licensing and security
12:51:58 PM: <Ted> Anything else is just added-value
12:52:03 PM: <Sam> How many people does it take to do that for a project of
this size?
12:52:25 PM: <Ted> I think we're trying to discover that with the current
expansion
12:54:11 PM: <Hans> Also, estabishing guidelines and making sure they are
followed, making sure the project is within the charter, resolve
conflicts, etc.
12:54:11 PM: <Sam> I think to do what Hans is describing at a minimum means
following the -dev mailing list on a fairly regular basis.
12:54:11 PM: <Hans> Yes. Example: making sure the servlet spec is not violated
in Tomcat
12:54:18 PM: <Ted> +1 - we should follow the dev list and advise the PMC
12:54:26 PM: <Ted> on a product's development
12:54:44 PM: <Sam> Ted: so, should we split up the dev lists... you see where
I'm heading... ;-)
12:54:56 PM: <Ted> Yes, like we just did, really.
12:55:29 PM: <Sam> So subproject representation, while not an explicit goal, is
a good cross check?
12:55:34 PM: <Ted> representation != coverage
12:55:42 PM: <cgu> Hans: how is Tomcat not following the spec any of PMC's
business?
12:56:03 PM: <gmj_> isn't the spec their charter?
12:56:09 PM: <Sam> Ceki: it is part of the charter for Tomcat. We might not do
a good job of writing it down, but it is nonetheless
12:56:27 PM: <Hans> Because the charter for Tomcat is to be the reference
implementation of the spec; if it breaks it, it's not within
its charter
12:56:32 PM: <Sam> The charter for Tomcat is actually based on an explicit
agreement between the ASF board and Sun.
12:56:42 PM: <cgu> Thanks.
12:57:00 PM: <cgu> I did not know that.
12:57:26 PM: <Sam> Ted, so coverage is an explicit goal?
12:57:59 PM: <craigmcc> Could someone define what we mean by "representation"
and "coverage"?
12:58:12 PM: <Ted> Yes. To do our job, someone has to following each dev list
12:58:19 PM: <Ted> and reporting developments
12:58:56 PM: <Sam> (I'm with Craig. I'm confused...such people report but not
represent?)
12:59:21 PM: <Ted> I can "cover" Taglibs, but can't really represent it right
now
12:59:29 PM: <Ted> since I'm not one of the core developers.
12:59:45 PM: <Ted> If representation is the goal, then we would need someone
like
12:59:50 PM: <Ted> Morgan or Glen here.
1:00:18 PM: <gmj_> I was planning to dive into JMeter...
1:00:49 PM: <Sam> I guess the key question is whether or not the taglibs team
would be comfortable with you covering and representing them
(and same thing is true for jmeter/geir)
1:01:28 PM: <Ted> The rub is that being a good developer doesn't make you
1:01:35 PM: <gmj_> I was going to ask them, honestly
1:01:37 PM: <Sam> Lets check on this at the next meeting and take appropriate
actions if necessary.
1:01:43 PM: <Ted> a good PMC member.
1:01:49 PM: <gmj_> and more importantly, try to participate in the project
1:02:09 PM: <Sam> Geir, care to comment on poolman?
1:02:12 PM: <gmj_> sure
1:02:36 PM: <gmj_> I have been taking to Sean Nevill, the primary(?) author of
Poolman, a good DBCP
1:02:52 PM: <gmj_> I was sounding out his interest
1:03:01 PM: <gmj_> in bringing the project to Jakarta, and he is interested
1:03:08 PM: <gmj_> I think this is a project of 'heft
1:03:26 PM: <gmj_> equal to some others, so the question is does it go into
Commons, or do we consider it as a 'regular' project
1:03:33 PM: <gmj_> I have clients that use it
1:03:42 PM: <gmj_> Sean appears to really, really be on the ball with this stuff
1:04:01 PM: <gmj_> He is aware of the licensing issues, from LGPL to ASL
1:04:11 PM: <gmj_> and has a group that would be considered 'committers'
1:04:16 PM: <gmj_> <ok>
1:04:53 PM: <Sam> Geir - Suggestions?
1:05:14 PM: <gmj_> He is aware of the Commons proposal - I directed him to read
the library-dev list, and he seems ok with either
1:05:17 PM: <gmj_> so suggestions :
1:05:36 PM: <gmj_> the big question is do we want to bring that in from outside,
given the amount of DBCP code we have floating about
1:05:42 PM: <gmj_> I think it would be a good thing
1:05:59 PM: <gmj_> if we agree we want to bring it in, then 'where?' is the
question
1:06:09 PM: <gmj_> It would be a great start to Commons
1:06:12 PM: <Sam> outside may solve territorial problems ;-)
1:06:26 PM: <cgu> Question: would Sean+team agree to a license change?
1:06:28 PM: <gmj_> it would, and we would have a very good pool
1:06:30 PM: <gmj_> yes
1:06:32 PM: <gmj_> they would agree
1:06:36 PM: <craigmcc> I'm +1 for having *all* DBCP stuff in one place -- inside
or outside commons matters not to me
1:06:44 PM: <gmj_> he just beta-ed v2.0
1:06:51 PM: <gmj_> and thinks that is the right place to switch licenses
1:07:02 PM: <Sam> OK, it sounds like this should be discussed on library-dev
(or commons-dev once the list is created) with votes for new
committers and a review of the code.
1:07:28 PM: <Sam> Agreed?
1:07:32 PM: *** Sam has signed off (EOF From client)
1:07:34 PM: <Ted> +1
1:07:50 PM: <dlh> +1
1:07:52 PM: <jon> +0
1:08:01 PM: <Hans> +0
1:08:04 PM: <gmj_> I agree, but wish to be able to bring it back if we scare off
Sean :)
1:08:09 PM: <gmj_> (back here)
1:08:18 PM: <gmj_> (shall we wait for sam?)
1:08:51 PM: <cgu> Yes, let's wait.
1:10:34 PM: <jon> [HUMOR] Swedish Chef interface to Google
1:10:37 PM: <jon> <http://www.google.com/advanced_search?hl=xx-bork>
1:11:13 PM: <dlh> Anyone have any recommendations for monitors, while we
wait?...
1:11:14 PM: <jon> sorry humor break
1:11:21 PM: <jon> iiyama monitors kick ass
1:11:34 PM: <jon> www.iiyama.com
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1:12:05 PM: <jon> http://www.iiyamadirect.com/iiyamadirect/all_product.asp
1:12:19 PM: <jon> they have good prices at their outlet shop
1:12:26 PM: <jon> i have 2 19" monitors from there.
1:12:40 PM: *** sam (-rubys@ss02.nc.us.ibm.com) joined #jakarta
1:12:41 PM: <jon> the vision master pro 450's
1:12:45 PM: *** sam has signed off (EOF From client)
1:12:45 PM: <jon> hi sam
1:12:49 PM: <jon> bye sam
1:13:24 PM: <gmj_> I used to use an Iiyama at work - nice monitor
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1:13:35 PM: <dfs> re: DBCP conclusion +0 (since jon pointed out that a +1 means
you're going to help with the process)
1:13:38 PM: <jon> hi sam
1:13:47 PM: <gmj_> come to the light, sam
1:13:50 PM: <Sam> Let's see how long I stay in this time...
1:14:10 PM: <jon> damn ibm network. :-)
1:14:19 PM: <gmj_> I had the following queued up :
1:14:22 PM: <Sam> Jon: Yes, I should have worked from home.
1:14:33 PM: <gmj_> so I intepret this to mean that right now, the PMC is not
favorable to making this a top-level project, but would rather
see if it can find a home in Commons?
1:14:44 PM: <jon> geir: yes
1:14:53 PM: <jon> i am -1 on a top level DBCP project
1:15:04 PM: <cgu> Shouldn't we ask Sean+team first about where they want to be?
1:15:08 PM: <Hans> I have about 30 minutes left on my batteries. CNN now states
that this is a rolling blackout, so I may not get power back in
time to hang around until the ned.
1:15:11 PM: <gmj_> they are fine with either
1:15:16 PM: <gmj_> I already checked that out
1:15:25 PM: <gmj_> I will find out the preference
1:15:43 PM: <Hans> I noticed that the last point on the agenda was "PMC member
status changes" Can we bring that up sooner?
1:15:53 PM: <gmj_> but - I think it is on par with Ant, Regexp/Oro etc as a
widely used tool....
1:16:04 PM: <Sam> So, if the commons subproject is agreeable, you'll preceed
with that, and we can always reassess later?
1:16:06 PM: <gmj_> I mean, every framework in Jakarta has their own :)
1:16:12 PM: <gmj_> sam : ok
1:16:38 PM: <Sam> It looks like Hans wants to quit on me now. OK, let's let
him go if that is what he really wishes.
1:17:05 PM: <Sam> Hans? Care to say a few words?
1:17:23 PM: <Hans> I take that as my cue. Yes, I have announced that I want to
leave the PMC, primarily because lack of time to do a good job.
1:17:47 PM: <jon> so long and thanks for all the fish! :-)
1:17:59 PM: <Hans> I believe in Jakarta, but feel that it's time for a "new
crew". So I leave and offer my place to someone else.
1:18:22 PM: <Hans> Jon: ;-) I love that book!
1:18:46 PM: <Sam> I can't honestly say that I really got a good chance to get
to know you...I'm still fairly new here myself. But we generally
seemed to be on the same side on most issues... Thanks and
good luck!
1:18:59 PM: <Hans> Thanks
1:19:08 PM: <Sam> Care to keep subscribed to the pmc list? Anybody object?
1:19:30 PM: <craigmcc> No objection here ... emeratie status should work for
members, not just chair
1:19:37 PM: <jon> +1
1:19:39 PM: <jon> +0
1:19:40 PM: <jon> :-)
1:20:06 PM: <Hans> I don't think I should, but that's up to you. And I'll be
around in the other lists and may chip in now and then.
1:20:08 PM: <craigmcc> Jon: you mean you're not going to help kick him out?
:-)
1:20:46 PM: <Sam> My feeling is that you are more than welcome to keep on.
1:21:52 PM: <Sam> As I alluded to previously, Anil also indicated that he
wanted to leave. My feeling is that we don't need to initiate
searches for replacements in that we just found 7 new faces
for the 2 existing chairs. Comments?
1:22:27 PM: <craigmcc> As long as we have everything currently covered, I think
we're ok
1:22:33 PM: <jon> i was +0 on keeping him on the list. :-)
1:22:39 PM: <jon> i can't help do that one.
1:22:55 PM: <jon> i think we are ok.
1:23:44 PM: <Sam> OK, the last item I wanted to cover before Jon's walk on
items was subproject status. What subprojects are planning
imminent releases?
1:23:50 PM: <dlh> Well, I wouldn't mind bringing someone else in to help
cover/represent Ant, since I'm so completely new to all of this
(open-source and Java and all).
1:24:06 PM: <gmj_> Velocity!
1:24:11 PM: <gmj_> :)
1:24:13 PM: <Sam> Diane, I will help watch over Ant.
1:24:27 PM: <dlh> Cool. (And thanks!)
1:24:29 PM: <Ted> Taglibs just released a set of JDBC tags, which are Struts
compatible.
1:24:34 PM: <craigmcc> Tomcat 3.2.2 is imminent (including the security fix for
the cross-scripting vulnerability)
1:24:44 PM: <jon> Velocity is doing a release on April 2nd
1:24:46 PM: <gmj_> Velocity is preparing the 1.0 code freeze tonight
1:24:48 PM: <craigmcc> Tomcat 3.3-dev and 4.0-dev have also been patched for
that
1:24:53 PM: <jon> 1.0b1 is today
1:25:07 PM: <Sam> When is 4.0 of Tomcat? I've lost track of 4.1...
1:25:24 PM: <jon> turbine is hopefully the javaone timeframe
1:25:42 PM: <craigmcc> 4.1 no longer exists ... it's a fair-length story but
might be of interest to PMC
1:25:52 PM: <gmj_> I'm interested
1:26:02 PM: <jon> i'm interested
1:26:03 PM: <jason> me too
1:26:06 PM: <Sam> I've got a new logo for Gump ;-), but more seriously I've
actually started on some docs. And I see there is a new Ant based
version being contributed...
1:26:09 PM: <craigmcc> bottom line: ASF (as an executive member of the Java
Community Process) is bound by the same release rules as all
vendors are.
1:26:12 PM: <Sam> I'm interested...
1:26:26 PM: <Sam> (I was holding back on an item until 4.1...)
1:26:33 PM: <craigmcc> In particular, we cannot release a "Tomcat 4.0 Final"
until the specs it implements go final (roughly October on the
current time frame)
1:27:06 PM: <jon> makes sense
1:27:08 PM: <Sam> I noticed a non-backwards compatible change that just went in
(broke j2eeunit), so waiting until October seems wise.
1:27:19 PM: <craigmcc> Given that, I'm going to be proposing to TOMCAT-DEV that
we keep adding functionality in beta releases of 4.0
(essentially turning them back into milestones)
1:27:44 PM: <craigmcc> which change? (BTW Vincent is contributing specific
J2EEUnit tests to STruts)
1:27:44 PM: <jon> the C connector support seems pretty hosed as well.
1:28:02 PM: <Sam> Let me know when/if I can make scriptlets do as they were
always meant to ;-)
1:28:09 PM: <craigmcc> Jon: yah, that's a sore point with me.
1:28:44 PM: <Sam> Craig: I've been waiting until you told me it was Monday
yet... ;-)
1:28:57 PM: <craigmcc> Sam: I'd say go ahead and start now, but on a branch
please until J2EE RI final
1:29:14 PM: <craigmcc> Sam: Well I did, about 18 Mondays ago, but you must have
missed it :-)
1:29:31 PM: <Sam> I don't want a branch. I've been manually merging for over a
year! Grumble, grumble, grumble.
1:30:04 PM: <Sam> I've got it to the point where everything is completely and
100% optional. If you don't specifically ask for it, the support
isn't even present.
1:30:23 PM: <craigmcc> I'd say, pitch it to TOMCAT-DEV and then check it in
1:30:24 PM: <Hans> Okay, my batteries are empty. By, and have fun!
1:30:25 PM: <Sam> 18 mondays ago you told me to put it into 4.1
1:30:34 PM: <gmj_> Bye Hans
1:30:45 PM: <Sam> Bye Hans, and thanks!
1:31:10 PM: <jon> hey guys, this is a tomcat-dev discussion. :-)
1:31:16 PM: <jon> my turn to steer on track
1:31:46 PM: <Sam> Fair enough. One thing that would be nice would be a place
on the site whereby current status and outlook is available.
Thought?
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1:32:09 PM: <craigmcc> You mean a global STATUS for all projects? good idea
1:33:09 PM: <dlh> Sam: In what way different from the "News & Status" link?
1:33:29 PM: <cgu> What would be the global status of a project?
1:33:31 PM: <Sam> OK, I'll act as an editor for this, and will tap on the
identified representatives(oops, person covering the areas)
1:34:10 PM: <Sam> I don't believe that we have the information such as was just
discussed (minus the TC tangent) anyplace.
1:34:42 PM: <dfs> sorry, i got tied up with some work stuff and missed a bit of
the last. anyway, i think a current status and roadmap page is
a good idea.
1:35:43 PM: <Sam> OK, next item: Jon wanted to talk about official tomcat
releases with other configurations. Isn't this a tomcat issue?
1:36:50 PM: <Sam> Meanwhile, when shuold the next meeting be? April 16th at
the same time?
1:37:21 PM: <gmj_> this time works for me - what happened to Peter?
1:37:22 PM: <craigmcc> April 16 is fine by me.
1:37:42 PM: <jason> apr 16 is good for me too.
1:37:47 PM: <dlh> Ditto
1:37:52 PM: <Ted> +1
1:38:14 PM: <dfs> +1
1:38:46 PM: <Sam> Is jon still here?
1:38:54 PM: <cgu> +1
1:39:39 PM: <jon> sorry
1:39:55 PM: <jon> the global status is the news and status link
1:40:16 PM: <jon> +1 on april 16th.
1:40:38 PM: <jon> sam: we can defer the official tomcat releases with other
distributions to tomcat-dev
1:41:10 PM: <Sam> I'd like a place for status such as 4.0 in October, Velocity
1.0bx "real soon now", etc.
1:41:21 PM: <Sam> In other words, not sorted by date, but sorted by subproject.
1:42:02 PM: <Sam> Objections?
1:42:16 PM: <Ted> Wouldn't that replicate what should be on the subproject's
site?
1:42:22 PM: <craigmcc> You'll need room for multiple entries for subproject
(i.e. 3.2/3.3/4.0)
1:42:43 PM: <Ted> The subproject's should have their own News and Status page.
1:42:46 PM: <jon> sam: i think that each project should manage that on their
own.
1:42:53 PM: <jon> ted: i agree
1:42:59 PM: <Ted> and the top level page should scroll content from those
1:43:15 PM: <Ted> One thing covering a product should mean is to be sure the
Site2 pages
1:43:18 PM: <Ted> are updated too.
1:43:37 PM: <Ted> Like I will do for taglibs later per our latest release.
1:44:14 PM: <Sam> I agree with distributing the work - what I am fuzzy on how
to
1:44:22 PM: <Sam> "scroll content from those"
1:44:44 PM: <Ted> Well, taglibs is about to release a tag that would do that
(scrape) ;-)
1:44:49 PM: <Sam> Right now it is right tedious trying to get a global
perspective...
1:44:58 PM: <Ted> but I was just thinking of cross-posting by hand.
1:45:48 PM: <Sam> Cross-posting by hand, and dividing up the work is fine with
me. I would just like one place to goto for overall status
and plans - not just history (like news and status currently is).
1:46:10 PM: <Ted> We could link to the various status pages from the Site2
page.
1:46:39 PM: <jon> sam: projects have a hard enough time updating their own
STATUS, do you think that they would update yet another page?
1:46:45 PM: <Sam> A link in ADDITION to a summary would be a good idea.
1:46:52 PM: <dlh> Could I get a pointer to the "Site2 page"?
1:47:09 PM: <Sam> http://jakarta.apache.org/sites/news.html
1:47:22 PM: <jon> http://jakarta.apache.org/site/news.html
1:47:28 PM: <dlh> D'oh! -- that's the page I'm looking at. :)
1:47:36 PM: <jason> maybe we could use anakia to transform all the subproject
status pages into a global status page.
1:47:55 PM: <jason> if we agreed on formatting, it could probably be done.
1:48:10 PM: <jon> yes, we could do that.
1:48:18 PM: <Ted> I think the date ordering is useful, though.
1:48:47 PM: <Sam> OK, we got a lot of technicians here, I'm sure we can figure
out HOW. The question is whether or not it is useful to have
multiple views on this same data.
1:48:49 PM: <Ted> There might be a strong link between what we would want on
the top of the
1:49:03 PM: <Ted> News and Status page and what has gone out on
Jakarta-Announce
1:50:51 PM: <Sam> OK, I've got to run. Let's continue this discusson on
General. Meanwhile, I'll take a stab at an outline, and perhaps
jason/ted or others can help figure out how to automate it.
1:51:17 PM: <Sam> Jon, you'll post the log?
1:51:23 PM: <jon> yup
1:51:35 PM: <Sam> OK, I move to adjourn. ;-)
1:51:39 PM: <jon> +1
1:51:40 PM: <gmj_> second
1:51:42 PM: <jason> +1
1:51:44 PM: <Ted> +1
1:51:46 PM: <cgu> +1
1:51:49 PM: <dlh> +1
1:51:52 PM: <Sam> Thanks everyone!
1:51:58 PM: <gmj_> thanks, sam
1:52:03 PM: <jason> thanks, bye
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