@Michael: > I don't see the original vote email, nor the email I see forward below. > When was the vote. I would like to go look back and ensure I am not > missing emails. > > I used to see several emails a day. I haven't seen anything much (no > commits, no votes, nothing from review board) for several weeks now come > to think of it.
I would check your email setup...Whilst the last two months have been minimal, it certainly hasn't been nothing: https://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/incubator-wave-dev/201308.mbox/browser https://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/incubator-wave-dev/201309.mbox/browser @Jospeh: > I was happy a few RCs ago, and I mailed to say so. If most of the > changes are in licensing files, well, whatever. In this case, it would have been better to simply read back through the commit logs since the last tag and then 'voted' based on that. (As long as you stated this was what you had done) > I haven't tried to install the current RC. The thing I'd want to check > is federation, but unless anything has changed in the last couple > years, I expect it to be a nightmare to set up. And without manually > trying that out, I don't have any more comments to add. Federation is a variable PITA depending on how you want to set it up. We now include a Prosody configuration file, so that you only need to install and then copy it over. You don't need to create the SRV records if you are using a 'simple' setup where Wave is the only thing on the domain and you are using all the default XMPP ports. You don't need to create the SSL certificates if you don't want to sign deltas. So, to setup federation: Download the binary release, extract, make server.config and server.federation.config by copying the examples, install prosody, copy prosody config file given, run both servers. I don't think it can be made any simpler than that...
