Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] What are the requirements for a 1.0 release?

[Mike T. <mt...@ya...>]

FTP would work for me, it just seems odd. I believe that any hosting site that accepts file uploads would accept unlink (with the modifications I mentioned in a previous post).
But, whatever. I'll make the modifications. Right now, the modifications I have on my list for the 'admin' to be release quality are:
- remove username & password from config & use ftp to write/delete files
- make 5 fields for simultaneous calendar upload
- change delete dropbox into checkboxes so multiple ones can be deleted in one step
- remove javascript confirm
That sound right? If so, I'll have that done tonight. Would you prefer a patch off of the original, or off of the current cvs?
mike
 Chad <ch...@ch...> wrote:Because its a more secure authentication and the current 
implementationof unlink in CVS does not work on my computer. What if 
the file is outside Apache? How will unlink delete it then if it 
doesn't have file persmissions to do so? Not to mention the number of 
web hosts out there who do not support unlink via the php.ini file.

We need to focus on the broadest support range, and right now that is 
FTP. I know it is not the solution that works best for you, but we need 
to think about *every* installation.

-C

On Thursday, April 3, 2003, at 11:52 AM, Mike Traum wrote:

> I'm still confused about the ftp upload / deletion. Why do we need to 
> use the ftp server when we have direct access to the filesystem via 
> php? It seems analogous to using a ftp client/server on your pc 
> instead of mac's finder / windows' explorer.
>
> mike
>
>  Chad wrote:
>
> Well its been coved in previous emails only, not really posted
> anywhere. Obviously this has changed so I'll make a new one:
>
> Zero bugs in SourceForge
> Timezones in prefs page
> FTP upload / deletion via admin page
> Completion of 0.9.2
> Multiple calendars?
>
>
> After 0.9.2, I'd like to get a 1.0 beta out, wait about 2 weeks on
> bugs, then release 1.0 at zero bugs.
> The bugs are what are holding a solid release right now (that and the
> incomplete features for 0.9.2).
>
> -Chad
>
>
> On Thursday, April 3, 2003, at 11:18 AM, Ben Barnard wrote:
>
> > I'm wondering what the requirements for a 1.0 release of PHP 
> iCalendar
> > are. Some people have expressed a desire to reach that milestone, 
> but I
> > can't find anything online that lays out what will constitute such a
> > release.
> >
> > Ben
> >
> >
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