[Php-ems-tools-list] Minor bugs in PHP EMS Tools, CVS nightly builds down

[Jason A. <ja...@ja...>]

I've identified a few bugs in the current release with the help of an
interested user. I'll be updating the code within the week, hopefully.
The major bugs are an incorrect reference to a CSS file in some of the
roster and signon popups ("style.css" should be "php_ems.css") and a
hard-coding of the rig numbers in the rig check sheets. Unfortunately,
the CSS bug is in the released version because of an error on my part -
I neglected to merge the change from my organization's custom branch
into the main trunk.

I should have a new version out within the month, at the latest. I've
been working on some customization for a user, as well as assisting him
with getting the project (as well as Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP, etc.) up
and running. I'll be merging some of the changes into the main trunk as
options, as well as updating documentation. If you require any
assistance, please don't hesitate to ask.

If you find any bugs in the software, please notify me. At the moment,
if you know how to do this (or are willing to learn), the preferred
method is to submit to the Bugs or Feature Requests trackers at
SourceForge. You can also email me, and I will add them for you. At some
point in the future, I may be moving to my own bug ticketing system.

*NOTE:* Nightly CVS builds are temporarily unavailable! My CVS server
decided to lose a *pair* of RAID 0+1 drives (mirrored & striped) within
42 minutes of each other. This brought down the root partition on the
server. All CVS repository data should be intact on the drives, but it
will take me a while to come up with the cash for a set of 18 Gb Ultra3
SCSI 15k RPM disks, and then a while to restore/rebuild the root
partition (and any lost data) from backup. (I'm pretty sure that this
machine has data-only backup). As a result of all this, my CVS repo is
down. If you're looking for a nightly build, please drop me an email
<mailto:ja...@ph...> and I'll send a manual tar of the
development version (also, luckily, maintained for active development
out of CVS).

-Jason Antman
http://www.jasonantman.com
PHP EMS Tools Developer
http://www.php-ems-tools.com
Midland Park Volunteer Ambulance Corps, Midland Park, NJ
http://www.midlandparkambulance.com