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GAP Status Report

Several people have asked about the status of the GAP program, so here is a very quick update.

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According to the rules, the submission period closed end of June; the list of submissions is at GapSubmissions, with 260 bug submissions and 52 contribution submissions. The next step was for the program judges, which were Gregg Sporar, Simon Phipps, Paul Sterk, Alexis Moussine-Pouchkine and myself.

The summer slowed down a bit the evaluation process but for the last 4 weeks the jury, with help from the leads of the different projects, validated the bug submissions and judged the contributions. We also applied some of the contest rules, like no more than 5 winners for Bugs and 1 per contribution.

There were many, very good, submissions and the judges reflected that quality by spreading the awards. We have reported the results to the outside company that is helping with the final steps, so we cannot give you the final report yet, but we can give you some ballpark information. We have around 102 winners with very wide geographic distribution. We expect all the contribution prizes to be awarded, and we expect around 16 honorable mentions.

More details as soon as we get final confirmations!

GlassFish: The Aquarium

SourceForge.net: Community Blog

I should check out what some of these projects are. They're nominated for awards but I don't know what most of them do.

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Maatkit version 1972 released

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Before I tell you what’s new, let me tell you how cool I think it would be if Maatkit were voted Sourceforge.net project of the year. Just something to think about :-) I suggest the “Best Tool or Utility for SysAdmins” category. You can actually click the Back button and nominate it for several categories. Not that anyone would do that, of course.

Also, if anyone wants to jump in and help out with bug fixes and new features, please, by all means. Maatkit is a true open-source project as well as being Free Software. If you can follow coding conventions and understand Perl, I’m a very benevolent dictator and would gladly grant commit rights. As it turns out, since I’ve joined Percona I’m interested in a whole different set of things, and a lot of the itches I was scratching with Maatkit before are no longer mine to scratch. Some of my direct motivation to improve Maatkit is therefore reduced. (To those of you who have sent me gifts from my wishlist, thank you, I really appreciate it. My latest is the score to Crimson Tide, which is just fastastic.)

This release is a bugfix and maintenance release. Many of the changes are minor tweaks to shared code. I’ve also partially moved to a new documentation system that will ensure the embedded documentation is authoritative and accurate.

Here’s the change log:

Changelog for mk-archiver:

2008-06-02: version 1.0.9

   * Updated common code.

Changelog for mk-deadlock-logger:

2008-06-02: version 1.0.10

   * Generate command-line options from POD.

Changelog for mk-duplicate-key-checker:

2008-06-02: version 1.1.6

   * Updated common code.

Changelog for mk-find:

2008-06-02: version 0.9.11

   * Updated common code.

Changelog for mk-heartbeat:

2008-06-02: version 1.0.9

   * Get command-line options from POD.
   * --check output contained leading whitespace which broke Cacti.

Changelog for mk-parallel-dump:

2008-06-02: version 1.0.8

   * System commands did not use double quotes on Windows (bug #1949922).
   * Added --stopslave to run STOP SLAVE during the dump (bug #1923627).
   * --ignoreengine worked only when --tab was specified (bug #1851461).

Changelog for mk-parallel-restore:

2008-06-02: version 1.0.7

   * .trg files were sometimes rejected from loading.
   * Command-line options are generated from the POD.

Changelog for mk-query-profiler:

2008-06-02: version 1.1.10

   * Generate command-line options from POD.

Changelog for mk-show-grants:

2008-06-02: version 1.0.10

   * Create command-line options from POD.

Changelog for mk-slave-delay:

2008-06-02: version 1.0.7

   * Updated the documentation to use POD.
   * The slave could wait forever if the I/O thread was stopped.
   * The slave could wait forever on the master's last event (bug #1959496).

Changelog for mk-slave-find:

2008-06-02: version 1.0.1

   * Updated common code.

Changelog for mk-slave-move:

2008-06-02: version 0.9.1

   * Command-line parsing was removing an expected DSN (bug #1960142).
   * The slave was not stopped before CHANGE MASTER TO (bug #1960142).
   * DSNs without a port caused a crash (bug #1960142).
   * Converted to use POD for command-line options.

Changelog for mk-slave-prefetch:

2008-06-02: version 1.0.2

   * Add the --progress option.
   * Add more error reporting and the --errors option.
   * Abstract USE queries when fingerprinting them.
   * mysqlbinlog errors were not detected.
   * Handle queries of the form INSERT ... VALUE().
   * Strip comments from queries when normalizing them.

Changelog for mk-slave-restart:

2008-06-02: version 1.0.7

   * Updated common code.

Changelog for mk-table-checksum:

2008-06-02: version 1.1.27

   * Update documentation, generate command-line options from POD.
   * Added --trim to compare pre-5.0 and 5.0+ VARCHAR values consistently.

Changelog for mk-table-sync:

2008-06-02: version 1.0.7

   * Added NO_AUTO_VALUE_ON_ZERO to @@SQL_MODE (bug #1919897).
   * Added --trim to compare pre-5.0 and 5.0+ VARCHAR values consistently.

Changelog for mk-visual-explain:

2008-06-02: version 1.0.8

   * Updated common code.
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MySQL: Planet MySQL

MyTourbook - 2008 Best Open Source RCP Application

Monday at EclipseCon, the ceremony for the Eclipse Community Awards was held. The winner of the Best Open Source Eclipse RCP Application award was MyTourbook, created by Wolfgang Schramm. MyTourbook is an Eclipse application that can visualize and analyze tours

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Eclipse: eclipsepowered

GlassFish Grants and Awards Program

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Now that most people are back from the holiday's break, we need to close on the GlassFish Grants and Awards Program. If you are interested please check the Original TA post, the two posts at Users@GF ([1], [2]), the threads at the Advocacy@GF alias and the Program Page at our Wiki.

The intention is to design as simple a program as possible, possibly borrowing the programs that other communities are using. We will be using the advocacy mailing list for any further announcements.

GlassFish: The Aquarium

GlassFish Community and Sun's Community Awards Program

Oscars

Sun has announced a Community Awards Program. This is going to be a multi-year program and this year it covers six communities: OpenOffice.org, OpenSPARC, OpenSolaris, OpenJDK, NetBeans and GlassFish.

Each community will define its own program, in particular they can combine awards with grants. The overall guidelines will be described by Simon at his FOSS.IN keynote and we will start working on the GlassFish part of the program in the next few days.

GlassFish: The Aquarium