Re: [hylafax-users] Lee's HylaFAX

[Lee Howard <faxguy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Aidan Van Dyk wrote:

> I'ld be interested in seeing the patches for your "hylafax-4.2.3.3" come
> across hylafax-devel, or posted in bugzilla, and hopefully get some of
> it into CVS some day...
>  

That's the intent after the work gets some exposure.  For example, today 
I coded up the work for naming PDFs as such in the queue files (rather 
than calling them "postscript").  So the idea is to let them roll around 
and pick up some exposure "over there" before I push them into 
hylafax.org CVS.

The main reason for doing it this way was because I had to set up a 
separate repository anyway because of...

> I didn't realize that you had forked the HylaFAX code to remove all
> references to hylafax.org.
>  

I didn't.  There are a number of references to hylafax.org.  I had to 
set up my own repository, though, because I had to cut releases of 
something, and I was told that that something could not have the wording 
found in the files that were on hylafax.org CVS ("The HylaFAX 
Development Team").  So rather than going through the effort of trying 
to edit everything to make everyone happy each time I cut a release, I 
chose to just set up my own repository.  It makes it much cleaner for me.

I used to maintain my own repository locally, privately.  It usually had 
lots of work not found in the CVS at hylafax.org.  I always moved that 
work over to the hylafax.org CVS after they got some exposure.  Now I've 
just moved my own repository to a public forum, and it's much cleaner 
and easier for me.

I could go on, but anything more I could say has already been said 
before... and probably I already said what I did say just now.

Thanks,

Lee.


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