Re: moving jmeter 1.8 release to mirrored directories

[Jeremy Arnold <je...@bigfoot.com>]

Robert,
    It looks like you didn't get any replies (at least not copied to the 
list), so I would interpret this as "no objections".  Note that there is 
a vote for a 1.9 release underway, so you will probably want to either 
wait for that release, or add 1.9 as well once it is available.

Thanks,

Jeremy


robert burrell donkin wrote:

> i notice that the jmeter 1.8 release is not available through the 
> apache mirrors. this costs the ASF money and increases download times 
> for users. so, moving to the mirrors is a good thing.
>
> if this is acceptable with the jmeter committers, i'd like to 
> volunteer to set up the mirrored directory, copy the release over and 
> update the site documents.
>
> anyone have any objections to this plan?
>
> - robert
>
>
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