Dave8
September 21, 2007, 1:36pm
1
Hi,
is there a special reason that the debian packages have been bumped up to 3.4.1 ?
if i remember correctly they were scheduled for 3.3.3.
is there anything missing? is there anything the community can do to speed this process up?
debian (etch) support via simply apt-get install openfire would be so helpfull for openfire.
i cant understand why this is no top priority.
best,
dave
p.s.: dont get me wrong - i know that this is (at least half) free software and ppl are donating their freetime here.
i just want to discuss this enhancement.
Jay
September 21, 2007, 3:42pm
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I think the biggest issue is lack of time and expertise. Ive built debian packages before, but I dont know that I have the time to maintain a debian package structure for Openfire right now (perhaps later in October that will change). I would love to see the package too
Dave8
October 16, 2007, 9:22am
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Reading the issue tracker one really gets the impression, that there are quite a few offers from the community trying to help with debian support.
maybe the jive guys just believe, that this is no “top important feature”.
so - if you are reading this and would like to use openfire on debian by simply typing apt-get install openfire, please vote for this bug:
http://www.igniterealtime.org/issues/browse/JM-765
Jay
October 18, 2007, 12:39am
4
Perhaps, but no one has contributed anything (yet). I think the
official Jive team lacks the experience to put together good deb packages.