[Serusers] ser 0.10 status

[Greger V. Teigre]

0.10 is quite stable right now. There are no further features left that 
will impact ser.cfg.
The next step is now to get documentation to a level where we can offer 
a release candidate for broader testing. The What's new documentation on 
iptel.org is part of that effort.  Those you would like to try with the 
documentation already available could get 0.10 using cvs. As soon we 
consider the documentation good enough for broader testing and the 
developers are satisfied with their testing results, a tar package will 
be made available.

As for actual release, we use the classic open source release mechanism 
of "release when ready." Lots of large installations use SER and we have 
a responsibility to make sure that people don't waste their time on 
half-baked software, so we will NOT just declare it to be ready. This 
doesn't mean that SER cvs shouldn't be used for lab testing. Go ahead, 
I'm sure you will like it!
g-)

Andrey Kuprianov wrote:
> Good question Mark. I remember I asked one just like this 2-3 months
> back. The answer was: "when development team will finish elaborating
> on it ;)".
>
> Well, last time (couple of weeks back actually) I heard from Greger,
> ser 0.10.x was not far from becoming a stable release. I assume a
> couple of months more, but that's just me. I would also like to know
> the answer.
>
>  Bests,
>
>    Andrey.
>
> On 10/21/06, Mark Price <markprice at gmail.com> wrote:
>> How far is ser 0.10 from being usable in production?
>> mark
>>
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