Open Sound System

I have opened a bug tracking system (Bugzilla) for OSS at http://bugzilla.opensound.com . In the beginning the Bugzilla system will be used in parallel with this user forum and the old tehc support request form
on our web site. However sometimes in the future Bugzilla will replace
the other methods.

The OSS developer community web page (http://developer.opensound.com/opensource_oss/) has been updated to contain some instructions for developers who like to do contributions to OSS. There is also a contributor agreement that contributors need to sign and send to 4Front Technologies.

I'm also working on a source repository (Mercurial) for OSS 4.1. However it will probably take few weeks before it's up and running. We will finally start accepting contributions after we get some experience with Mercurial.

These are really great news. Thanks for finally getting things in motion, Hannu.

Hello,
It seems that both the bugzilla and the mercurial web interface aren't currently working. Do you have hosting problems?

Bugzilla seems ok but mercurial is a different matter. The server appears to be ok but there is a dns problem.
As a temporary solution add:
"82.118.207.57 mercurial.opensound.com"
to your /etc/hosts file.

Please, add links to bugzilla and wiki to the left frame of front page http://opensound.com

Perhaps the front page of: http://developer.opensound.com/ should also be updated:

We are currently evaluating various bug tracking systems and an one for OSS will be opened in the future.

Oh and spell checked as well, "tehcnical".

I created an opengrok indexer at http://grok.utcluj.ro , which contains OSS4's sources, and a few other projects that i'm interested about. It's quite useful if one wants to quickly browse the sources when searching for symbol declarations, just like with cscope, but a lot neater.
I hope this isn't against OSS' copyright, or else I'll remove it.

Best regards,
Cristi

majeru wrote:I created an opengrok indexer at http://grok.utcluj.ro , which contains OSS4's sources, and a few other projects that i'm interested about. It's quite useful if one wants to quickly browse the sources when searching for symbol declarations, just like with cscope, but a lot neater.
I hope this isn't against OSS' copyright, or else I'll remove it.

Best regards,
Cristi

Hi,


Thanks for doing this. There is no problem with the OSS copyright.



regards
Dev

What happened to the Bugtracker