Re: Guest Account for PHP/QA Team Member

Hello Olivier, > I've been helping with PHP 4 for a long time now, submitted several bug > reports, proposed some features. Naturally, I'd like to contribute in a > more efficient way and PHP/QA seems a great project. So, I'd like to be > part of this team. Welcome aboard! :) > Skills: C, Perl, PHP, MySQL, Apache, etc. > Environment: php scripts run by hundreds of users in a computer science > school that has to be secure (so, running suEXEC). > Focus: building/testing snapshots. Bug hunting, ideas, suggestions. Make > sure that "old" gcc and make can still compile PHP. :) > > I test snapshots every 2 or 3 days regularly on several platforms: > > - NetBSD 1.3.3 (i386), gcc 2.7.2.2, cgi+suEXEC. Modules: imap, curl, > mhash, mcrypt, ftp, sockets > - OpenBSD 2.6 (i386), gcc 2.95.2, cgi > - Linux RH6.2 (i386), egcs 2.91.66, cgi > - Digital Unix 4.0 (alpha), gcc 2.7.2.3, cgi > - NetBSD 1.4.2 (i386), egcs 2.90.66, cgi The info has been added to your membership entry on the qa site. > I've already given an account to Andi Gutmans on the OpenBSD 2.6 > platform. Where should I post the login/password parameters ? Do you feel comfortable posting login information where the general net public may have access to it? Personally, I would rather give it out on a need to know basis. > I don't have any sourceforge accound yet though. > > Where can I monitor this list via the Web ? geocrawler.com and > phpbuilder.com don't seem to monitor it yet. I do not know that you can. You can access the list as a newsgroup at news.php.net. - Zak