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Force Gurkha Bookings Open

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Drupal Core News: Announcing the inaugural Project Update Working Group members

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Congratulations to the inaugural members of the new Project Update Working Group.

This is a new working group tasked with helping maintainers prepare contributed projects for the next major release of Drupal core.

The inaugural members are as follows:

  1. Norah Medlin (tekNorah) (provisional)

  2. Vladimir Roudakov (vladimiraus)

  3. Sven Decabooter (svendecabooter)

  4. Naveen Valecha (naveenvalecha)

  5. Kristen Pol (Kristen Pol)

  6. Matt Glaman (mglaman)

  7. Darren Oh (Darren Oh)

  8. Mark Casias (markie)

  9. Kim Pepper (kim.pepper)

  10. Björn Brala (bbrala)

  11. Lucas Hedding (heddn)

  12. Pedro Cambra (pcambra)

  13. Allan Chappell (generalredneck)

  14. Jakob Perry (japerry)

  15. Timo Huisman (Timo Huisman) (provisional)

The group will work in the coming weeks to establish processes and changes required to Drupal.org to facilitate the role.

If you wish to get in touch and say congratulations, you can find them in the #project-update-working-group channel on slack.

Simple Test for Revealing Fake Rubyists in the Rails Community

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OpenSMTPD table protocol changes, now with the backstory

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Regular readers will be aware that OpenBSD ships with its own mail server implementation, OpenSMTPD in its base system.

In a recent message to the tech@ mailing list, Omar Polo (op@) asked for comments or oks for a patches implementing a change of table protocols. A little later, Gilles Chehade (gilles@) posted the backstory to the misc@opensmtpd.org mailing list with the backstory for this change.

The message follows in full below (apparently the otherwise fine marc.info archive site no longer archives the list): 

Date: Fri, 03 May 2024 08:22:03 +0000
From: gilles@poolp.org
To: misc@opensmtpd.org
Subject: smtpd: change the table protocol

Hello,

This is a copy of a mail I sent to OpenBSD hackers a few days ago so you are aware of work
being done on OpenSMTPD by Omar Polo.

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TL;DR: proposal to change table backends wire protocol to one that's closer to filters, it
       has proven to work for years now, comes with many benefits and it is a very trivial
       change that we can pull in a handful of hours:
       https://tmp.omarpolo.com/smtpd-tables.7.html

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