Thanks a lot. Both fixes worked. I have a more general
question, however, that I'd like to bounce off the community.
I'm hoping to use OpenACS for a student community web site
here at Georgetown -- a student-run web portal. Ideally we'd use
the dotLRN software to support clubs and other student groups.
I was going to build this using the old OpenACS until noticed
how much great work's been done on OpenACS 4.x.
Right now I'm hacking together a demo using the current
OpenACS 4.5 stuff, but it seems to me (at least with 4.5 for
Postgres) that bugs are being fixed by leaps and bounds daily.
For example, the forums reply-to by email functionality takes the
subject line a user types to mean a list of strings to send mail to
locally... And the link to receive email updates doesn't exist. And
the calendar's view by week is sketchy... Etc. I don't mean to
criticize; I bet you all shred those bugs really, really soon!
So my question is a mix of timeline and a solicitation for advice.
😊 Is there a difference in terms of stability between the
Postgres and Oracle OpenACS? The dotLRN? What's the
timeline looking like for a reasonably bug-free OpenACS 4.5 look
like?
