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This is the meeting agenda/notes for the Meeting held on 2012-10-22.

Date and Time: 2012-10-22 19:00 UTC

• Next Date
  • Nov 26th
• Releases
  • 5.7.2 -- Wes
    • is out the door
  • Next up: from 20120723: concentrate on patches/bugs instead of a release
• Administrative
  • PERSIST until fixed: wiki issues
    • mostly fixed now; confirmededit (ie, captchas) so the login page is broken
    • during the 30 minutes of off time, 4 spam accounts were created
  • Wiki Main Page
    • good: remove from future agendas
  • PERSIST: Switch to Allura?
    • rough consensus to switch
    • announce with switch in 2 weeks?
  • PERSIST: Adding a "this is an old release" header to the README and other files for older branches?
    • consensus to add a note
    • consider adding a runtime or configure time check?
      • runtime: daemons
    • some discussion about how old releases are a pain in the first place
• Technical
  • PERSIST: Time kill off redundant modules?
    • notes on things that may need (re)moving:
      • ucd-snmp/lmSensors <> ucd-snmp/lmsensorsMib
      • ucd-snmp/memory_XXX <> hardware/data_acces/memory_xxx
      • disman/expression <> disman/expression-mib (which is better)?
      • disman/event <> disman/event-mib (which is better)?
      • mibII/ipCidrRouteTable <> ip-forward-mib/ipCidrRouteTable
    • Conclusions from the discussion:
      • good idea in general
      • needs a wider discussion on -coders
      • move to an obsolete/ folder for a release on two
      • some unresolved discussions about weather and how-to warn about new versions
      • hardaker: the goal was to have newer code "stage" but the reality is that's a pain. We shouldn't be making users have to know. *we* should have the pain. Thus, when we rewrite I think the right thing to do is rewrite in place and optionally move the older code to obsolete/ so that it can be activated if the newer code fails.
• Roundtable
  • me: coordinating allura, bugs?, and unknown
  • trogl: hopefully more oracle/sun gear to work on soon.