Hello Chris
Attached is a screenshot of the KomHttpServer entry for Squeak 4.4 on SqueakMap. The entry I loaded for running Squeak 4.4. and Seaside 3.0.3 is the one marked with (4.4) which seems to apply to the Squeak version. What do the parenthesis mean? The other version numbers seems to be the version numbers of the KomHttpServer. Could you please shed some light on this issue? Regards Hannes N.B. 897 out of 898 Seaside 3.0.3 tests work fine in Squeak 4.4 _______________________________________________ seaside mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/seaside SqueakMapEntriesFor4.4KomHttpServer.gif (79K) Download Attachment |
> Attached is a screenshot of the KomHttpServer entry for Squeak 4.4 on SqueakMap.
> > The entry I loaded for running Squeak 4.4. and Seaside 3.0.3 is the > one marked with > (4.4) > which seems to apply to the Squeak version. Yes, this can be changed. The original authors appear to have moved on from the community, I thought a break from their original version number series might be appropriate. When it came time to decided, "4.4" seemed reasonable enough since the goal right now is for it simply to be available in latest Squeak. I'm open to alternatives. > What do the parenthesis mean? It means its "Published" attribute is not set. Published was supposed to mean the project will definitely not change -- Göran understands the use-case a lot better than I. We have a SHA1 of the contents of each project so never understood why we need a manually-set Published attribute. So I generally just ignore it and the parenthesis printing enhancement and would actually like to see it removed unless it is needed for something. > The other version numbers seems to be the version numbers of the KomHttpServer. > > Could you please shed some light on this issue? If it is actively maintained, the maintainer should decide. Otherwise we can use whatever version # we want. _______________________________________________ seaside mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/seaside |
Thank you, Chris, for the explanations.
--Hannes On 3/6/13, Chris Muller <[hidden email]> wrote: >> Attached is a screenshot of the KomHttpServer entry for Squeak 4.4 on >> SqueakMap. >> >> The entry I loaded for running Squeak 4.4. and Seaside 3.0.3 is the >> one marked with >> (4.4) >> which seems to apply to the Squeak version. > > Yes, this can be changed. The original authors appear to have moved > on from the community, I thought a break from their original version > number series might be appropriate. When it came time to decided, > "4.4" seemed reasonable enough since the goal right now is for it > simply to be available in latest Squeak. I'm open to alternatives. > >> What do the parenthesis mean? > > It means its "Published" attribute is not set. Published was supposed > to mean the project will definitely not change -- Göran understands > the use-case a lot better than I. We have a SHA1 of the contents of > each project so never understood why we need a manually-set Published > attribute. So I generally just ignore it and the parenthesis printing > enhancement and would actually like to see it removed unless it is > needed for something. > >> The other version numbers seems to be the version numbers of the >> KomHttpServer. >> >> Could you please shed some light on this issue? > > If it is actively maintained, the maintainer should decide. Otherwise > we can use whatever version # we want. > _______________________________________________ > seaside mailing list > [hidden email] > http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/seaside > seaside mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/seaside |
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On 03/06/2013 09:36 PM, Chris Muller wrote: >> Attached is a screenshot of the KomHttpServer entry for Squeak 4.4 on SqueakMap. >> >> The entry I loaded for running Squeak 4.4. and Seaside 3.0.3 is the >> one marked with >> (4.4) >> which seems to apply to the Squeak version. > > Yes, this can be changed. The original authors appear to have moved > on from the community, I thought a break from their original version > number series might be appropriate. When it came time to decided, > "4.4" seemed reasonable enough since the goal right now is for it > simply to be available in latest Squeak. I'm open to alternatives. Comanche was first written by Bolot Kerimbaev (just found him on Facebook the other day btw), but then extensively rewritten by Stephen Pair, who once in a while may appear on the lists, but is not active. Since then me and Giovanni Corriga have more or less just "watched over it", and lately Giovanni only. >> What do the parenthesis mean? > > It means its "Published" attribute is not set. Published was supposed > to mean the project will definitely not change -- Göran understands > the use-case a lot better than I. We have a SHA1 of the contents of > each project so never understood why we need a manually-set Published > attribute. So I generally just ignore it and the parenthesis printing > enhancement and would actually like to see it removed unless it is > needed for something. I honestly don't recall the exact thoughts - but published did indeed imply that it was "safe for consumption". So it was more a kind of assertion from the owner. The SHA1 checksum of the contents was meant to make the server side cache work properly. So if a URL goes stale the SMLoader notices a bad checksum and can instead fall back on the server side cached contents from the time of the creation of the release (at which point the SM server actually downloads the URL and puts it in the cache, just like the client side SM does). >> The other version numbers seems to be the version numbers of the KomHttpServer. >> >> Could you please shed some light on this issue? > > If it is actively maintained, the maintainer should decide. Otherwise > we can use whatever version # we want. Personally I don't care - Giovanni may decide. I could even consider transferring this entry to someone else, like Giovanni. regards, Göran _______________________________________________ seaside mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/seaside |
>> Yes, this can be changed. The original authors appear to have moved
>> on from the community, I thought a break from their original version >> number series might be appropriate. When it came time to decided, >> "4.4" seemed reasonable enough since the goal right now is for it >> simply to be available in latest Squeak. I'm open to alternatives. > > Comanche was first written by Bolot Kerimbaev (just found him on Facebook > the other day btw), but then extensively rewritten by Stephen Pair, who once > in a while may appear on the lists, but is not active. > > Since then me and Giovanni Corriga have more or less just "watched over it", > and lately Giovanni only. Well ... the ready made Seaside images used a trimmed down version of Kom (KomHttpLight) that removes all the unnecessary stuff from Kom and that fixes various serious security issues. I discussed this with Giovanni in London about 3 years ago, and we decided that this was the easiest way forward since nobody wanted to fix the real thing. -- Lukas Renggli www.lukas-renggli.ch _______________________________________________ seaside mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/seaside |
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