Are the Sun maintainers monitoring bug reports etc. in netscape.server.directory?

I still follow the netscape.server.directory newsgroup.
(By the way, I much prefer a newsgroup discussion list to this web forum format, and highly recommend that you reconsider only having this web forum for discussion.) Anyway, the now Netscape/AOL developers have mentioned finding a bug in the 'changelog' code in DS5.1/NS6.0. Since we will be very interested in looking at this 'legacy' feature because of a metadirectory product we have, is this a bug you are aware of and are fixing yourselves?

Yes we monitor the newsgroup occasionally...
I also concur on the idea of having something else than this web forum for discussion, but it's not my choice and I do with it.
The bug you're refering to is known and will be fixed in 5.2.
However, you can always open a support call if you want a faster resolution.
Regards,
Ludovic.

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