Re: Setting up servers

[hermit <he...@ou...>]

Time to stick a fork in it? 

Milton Cyrus wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> After running the ( I believe the default fallback ) pyzor servers for a 
> while I agree that something needs to be done in regards to this project 
> to keep the project 1. available 2. up -to -date  and 3 maintained.
>
> We are working on /using an internal "new and improved" ;) pyzor which 
> we hope to release -- finally --  in the coming months.. This new 
> version includes a distributed model :) for the database .
>
>
>
> Milton
>
>
> Steve McConville wrote:
>   
>>> when will be when someone that knows how to program in python adds the
>>> functionality ... I believe the author of pyzor himself is MIA :(  I'm willing
>>> to offer up to servers, in two different locations, as nodes when this happes
>>>       
>> Does this mean that pyzor is currently unmaintained? I note on
>> sourceforge that no tickets have been assigned since 2004. I might be
>> willing to take over maintainership if noone else wants to; better
>> than leaving bugs untouched. Unfortunately it looks like ftobin is the
>> only admin - would we have to fork the project?
>>
>>     
>
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