Goran, I can understand your desire for production stable versions. You are obviously looking for stability for your client(s) and any risk you put them in you incur. I have similar concerns in my own work, where updating FreeSWITCH could potentially cause issues that might cost the company money for downtime and headaches for me. I empathize. For a moment, please return this courtesy and try to understand this from the developers' perspective. I believe you have (if you don't currently) done tech support for others. Nagging didn't help you solve the problem any faster and often time, it makes the problem more difficult to approach with such a distraction. This is effectively what you are doing for your needs. Exercise some patience, or for a more timely solution, realize something about the FreeSWITCH project. This is not a company with a Q-A department or a robust test-lab. This is a group of individuals working on open-source software in various locations with various testing processes in place, and further help needed. Thus, their current "trunk" from SVN has to be stable for their multitude of test processes, and code review has more relevance than Q-A. Try trunk. It will be just as stable for 90% of uses as 1.0.5 release will be. Do a proper backup and a test run. If you see problems, roll back. It's not hard, it gets you resolved fast, and the project doesn't get derailed by constant questions about when it can get done. Perhaps you'd like to give back to the project your client is relying on. In that case, you can do some Q-A and test as well. Work in Jira if you have such skills and do the testing. If not, that's ok too. Just let other capable hands do it on their own timetable. They're not lazy, and they're not unaware of the demand for 1.0.5. It would do wonders if you could acknowledge that talent working for your benefit instead of conveying your displeasure that it is not happening on your specific timetable. Cheers, -Tod Hansmann On 3/4/2010 6:34 PM, Goran Donev wrote:

I am having problems with my production server and I can not mess with interim builds not knowing what else they can break.

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