Thread: symbolic links for 7.4.2

I suggested that one of my coworkers pick up a copy of 7.4.2 and he
had a problem locating it because the "latest" symbolic link still
points to 7.4.1 and there is also no "v7.4.2" link as there is for 7.4.1.
I had him get a copy by going into the source directory, but I wasn't
sure if we were jumping the gun or if this was an oversight.

Bruno Wolff III wrote:
> I suggested that one of my coworkers pick up a copy of 7.4.2 and he
> had a problem locating it because the "latest" symbolic link still
> points to 7.4.1 and there is also no "v7.4.2" link as there is for 7.4.1.
> I had him get a copy by going into the source directory, but I wasn't
> sure if we were jumping the gun or if this was an oversight.

I am not sure we officially released 7.4.2 yet.  Have we?

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this will all be changed over this evening

On Wed, 10 Mar 2004, Bruno Wolff III wrote:

> I suggested that one of my coworkers pick up a copy of 7.4.2 and he
> had a problem locating it because the "latest" symbolic link still
> points to 7.4.1 and there is also no "v7.4.2" link as there is for 7.4.1.
> I had him get a copy by going into the source directory, but I wasn't
> sure if we were jumping the gun or if this was an oversight.
>
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