Hans Bergsten wrote: >> You are a tomcat committer just like Remy or everyone else. Commit >> the fix - and if someone has a problem with it he can -1 and >> propose a better solution. > > Yes, I am, but it's been years since I committed anything and my > environment is not set up for it. I simply don't have the time right > now to fix my environment (figure out how to set up ssh, find out > if I have submitted a signature to ASF and if so, where it is, find out > what my CVS password is, etc. etc.), so my contributions to this > project will be in the form of patches in Bugzilla. And yes, some > nagging now and then when the patches are not applied ;-)
Just send a mail to root with the public ssh key. Setting up ssh shouldn't take more than 10 minutes after the key is set. I would be happy to help - send me a private email if you run into any problem. If you are on windows - install cygwin and you'll get both ssh and cvs, it's the easiest way around. All you need is to install ssh, generate a key pair and send the public key to root ( he'll know how to put it in authorized_keys ). > I know I can not demand that someone else commits the patches, and > in a prefect world I would find the time to do it myself. But I find > it quite annoying that the JSPC bugs are allowed to remain from > release to release when there are tested patches available in > Bugzilla. Well - one reason for that is that committers who have expertise in JSP and could apply the patches don't find the time to set up their CVS :-) Yes, it is quite annoying. > Anyway, since committing the patches myself is not an option at this > time (but may be in the future), my only alternatives are to continue > to submit patches and nag, or to stop contributing altogether. Hey, I > can patch my own copy to fix the problems I find. Believe it or not, > I'm actually trying to help out by submitting patches and reminding > you of them. But if you want me to shut up, I'll do that. Even > submitting patches takes time and if you're just going to ignore them, > that's time I can use for other things ... I am going to ignore them for now - but I would be happy to help you get the CVS setup. Just send me a mail with your environment ( win, unix, etc), I'm pretty familiar with ssh and cvs. Costin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
