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From: Samuli S. <sa...@op...> - 2010-03-10 10:48:25
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> Samuli Seppänen wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> The OpenVPN "testing" tree developers are considering stopping active >> support for MacOS X versions 10.3 and earlier. This means that the next >> stable version of OpenVPN should work properly on 10.4 but it might fail >> on earlier OS X versions. >> >> Is somebody here still using OpenVPN on these old OS X versions? >> >> -- >> Samuli Seppänen >> Community Manager >> OpenVPN Technologies, Inc >> >> irc freenode net: mattock >> > > Hey mattock, > It is pretty normal to drop support for older osX versions, most apps do > it. I would say that nobody would be surprised by this move... just add a > download for last version that supports older osX in the downloads page. > Then even if there are still people using openvpn on old osX versions, > they could still just download the old version, which they surely are used > to doing by now. > > -krzee > Jonathan (maintainer of Tunnelblick) confirmed that only a handful (if any) using OpenVPN on 10.3. Tiger (10.4) is still in relatively wide use, even though it does not seem to get any security fixes. In any case, we'll be dropping "official" support for 10.3 in the next release. It might very well work regardless of that. Having older OpenVPN versions on the downloads page for old OS'es makes sense. -- Samuli Seppänen Community Manager OpenVPN Technologies, Inc irc freenode net: mattock |