I have to ask.... Could it be that Stable is being updated too much? Again, the idea of Stable is that the features have been tested and found to be stable.... as in, no known problems.
But, the key thing is... you should be testing it for a while before saying it is 'stable'.
I don't know how you can have 2 Stable updates in ONE day.
Cpanel-6.4.0-STABLE_3-Linux-i686-glibc-2.1 (Tue Apr 8 11:29:56 2003)
Cpanel-6.2.0-STABLE_62-Linux-i686-glibc-2.1 (Tue Apr 8 10:12:10 2003)
Cpanel-6.2.0-STABLE_56-Linux-i686-glibc-2.1 (Tue Apr 1 00:17:17 2003)
Cpanel-6.2.0-STABLE_49-Linux-i686-glibc-2.1 (Sat Mar 29 17:19:28 2003)
Cpanel-6.2.0-STABLE_43-Linux-i686-glibc-2.1 (Sat Mar 29 14:51:57 2003)
Cpanel-6.0.0-STABLE_109-Linux-i686-glibc-2.1.3-21.2mdk (Mon Mar 10 12:37:24 2003)
The Mar 10th to Mar 29 was a good stretch, but obviously Stable_43 wasn't stable, was it? as Stable_49 was then released 3 hours later.
Same thing on April 8th. Not only is there less than 2 hours difference in the files, but the version jumped to 6.4!
Now.... HOW can 6.4 be stable already when it has JUST come out?
PLEASE.... STABLE should mean stable. Stable should mean that an old Release has been tested for a while, and the 'Release' is now Gold, proven to be Stable.
But, the key thing is... you should be testing it for a while before saying it is 'stable'.
I don't know how you can have 2 Stable updates in ONE day.
Cpanel-6.4.0-STABLE_3-Linux-i686-glibc-2.1 (Tue Apr 8 11:29:56 2003)
Cpanel-6.2.0-STABLE_62-Linux-i686-glibc-2.1 (Tue Apr 8 10:12:10 2003)
Cpanel-6.2.0-STABLE_56-Linux-i686-glibc-2.1 (Tue Apr 1 00:17:17 2003)
Cpanel-6.2.0-STABLE_49-Linux-i686-glibc-2.1 (Sat Mar 29 17:19:28 2003)
Cpanel-6.2.0-STABLE_43-Linux-i686-glibc-2.1 (Sat Mar 29 14:51:57 2003)
Cpanel-6.0.0-STABLE_109-Linux-i686-glibc-2.1.3-21.2mdk (Mon Mar 10 12:37:24 2003)
The Mar 10th to Mar 29 was a good stretch, but obviously Stable_43 wasn't stable, was it? as Stable_49 was then released 3 hours later.
Same thing on April 8th. Not only is there less than 2 hours difference in the files, but the version jumped to 6.4!
Now.... HOW can 6.4 be stable already when it has JUST come out?
PLEASE.... STABLE should mean stable. Stable should mean that an old Release has been tested for a while, and the 'Release' is now Gold, proven to be Stable.