Re: [GENERAL] Re: On the _need_ to vacuum...

2001-04-28 Thread Mike Castle
On Sun, Apr 29, 2001 at 04:33:42PM -0020, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > If the work that Alfred has done is as effective as he claims, then > there must be a *REALLY* good reason why it isn't being included. Isn't 7.1 in a code freeze? That seems like a *REALLY* good reason not to include such a ch

Re: [GENERAL] Re: On the _need_ to vacuum...

2001-04-28 Thread Alfred Perlstein
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010428 21:44] wrote: > I am rather staggered by a developer considering it necessary to > attempt to cooerce the core development team into including a patch. I'm assuming you refer to the updated page at: http://people.freebsd.org/~alfred/vacfix/ > If th

Re: [GENERAL] Re: On the _need_ to vacuum...

2001-04-28 Thread Justin Clift
Totally agreed. It could just be from a lack of people's time to do things, or I wonder if Alfred's patch is doing things which might not be beneficial? (Maybe there have been decisions on a better way to get it done, but it just hasn't been implemented yet). I'm curious also. Regards and bes

[GENERAL] Re: On the _need_ to vacuum...

2001-04-28 Thread geustace
I am rather staggered by a developer considering it necessary to attempt to cooerce the core development team into including a patch. If the work that Alfred has done is as effective as he claims, then there must be a *REALLY* good reason why it isn't being included. I don't want to start any fo