Logging!@!#!$!

["David M. Lloyd" <da...@redhat.com>]

OK, so obviously I've touched a few (ok, well a lot) of nerves with
this whole logging thread.  A lot of ideas were raised (most of which
were of the persuasion of "I know where you can stick your logging").

I think Trustin has hit upon the ideal solution with his log2log
project idea.  This really seems to be the best of all worlds - and
it's a good idea of what happens when people try to come up with
imaginative solutions rather than indulging in a flamewar. :-)

So let's see how this new project shakes out.  If it works out then I
think that my issue will be solved at least.

Carrying on then...

- DML

Re: Logging!@!#!$!

["David M. Lloyd" <da...@redhat.com>]

I was merely trying to end the thread on a polite note.  There's no
reason to threaten.

- DML

On Tue, 18 Dec 2007 12:52:36 -0500
"Alex Karasulu" <ak...@apache.org> wrote:

> If you think that was a flamewar you have to be new to open source.
> If u want a flame war I'll be happy to accomodate.  We have rules here
> and the convo is over don't start a problem.
> 
> On 12/18/07, David M. Lloyd <da...@redhat.com> wrote:
> > OK, so obviously I've touched a few (ok, well a lot) of nerves with
> > this whole logging thread.  A lot of ideas were raised (most of which
> > were of the persuasion of "I know where you can stick your logging").
> >
> > I think Trustin has hit upon the ideal solution with his log2log
> > project idea.  This really seems to be the best of all worlds - and
> > it's a good idea of what happens when people try to come up with
> > imaginative solutions rather than indulging in a flamewar. :-)
> >
> > So let's see how this new project shakes out.  If it works out then I
> > think that my issue will be solved at least.
> >
> > Carrying on then...
> >
> > - DML
> >
> >
> 

Re: Logging!@!#!$!

[Alex Karasulu <ak...@apache.org>]

If you think that was a flamewar you have to be new to open source.
If u want a flame war I'll be happy to accomodate.  We have rules here
and the convo is over don't start a problem.

On 12/18/07, David M. Lloyd <da...@redhat.com> wrote:
> OK, so obviously I've touched a few (ok, well a lot) of nerves with
> this whole logging thread.  A lot of ideas were raised (most of which
> were of the persuasion of "I know where you can stick your logging").
>
> I think Trustin has hit upon the ideal solution with his log2log
> project idea.  This really seems to be the best of all worlds - and
> it's a good idea of what happens when people try to come up with
> imaginative solutions rather than indulging in a flamewar. :-)
>
> So let's see how this new project shakes out.  If it works out then I
> think that my issue will be solved at least.
>
> Carrying on then...
>
> - DML
>
>

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Re: Logging!@!#!$!

[Emmanuel Lecharny <el...@gmail.com>]

David M. Lloyd wrote:
> OK, so obviously I've touched a few (ok, well a lot) of nerves with
> this whole logging thread.  A lot of ideas were raised (most of which
> were of the persuasion of "I know where you can stick your logging").
>
> I think Trustin has hit upon the ideal solution with his log2log
> project idea.  This really seems to be the best of all worlds - and
> it's a good idea of what happens when people try to come up with
> imaginative solutions rather than indulging in a flamewar. :-)
>   
As soon as the log2log is hosted in apache labs, and as soon as it is 
accepted in this lab, no pb. But as Alex vetoed a change regarding logs 
for one year in MINA, this thread is over...


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