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Igor Feghali

19 years ago

Hello there !

I am Igor Feghali, a student who finished with success Google Summer
of Code 2006. This year I am applying again to my favorite
organization: PHP ;)

My project is titled "Foreign Keys: another improvement to
PEAR::MDB2_Schema" and can be viewed at the address:

http://www.interveritas.net/SoC2007/

I haven't received any comments though. I would love to hear from you
any feedback and/or how is it going in the ranking. Is there something
missing ? Too (much || less) details ? anything else ?

best regards,
iGor.

Marcus Börger

19 years ago

Hello Igor,

i am sorry but we cannot give any feedback yet. The current state is that
all possible mentors gave their vote and the whole PHP GSoC team is waiting
for google to assign us with a number of projects. As soon as we get that
number you will get informed here on this list and on the php.net front
page.

best regards
marcus

Saturday, April 7, 2007, 9:32:51 PM, you wrote:

> Hello there !

> I am Igor Feghali, a student who finished with success Google Summer
> of Code 2006. This year I am applying again to my favorite
> organization: PHP ;)

> My project is titled "Foreign Keys: another improvement to
> PEAR::MDB2_Schema" and can be viewed at the address:

> http://www.interveritas.net/SoC2007/

> I haven't received any comments though. I would love to hear from you
> any feedback and/or how is it going in the ranking. Is there something
> missing ? Too (much || less) details ? anything else ?

> best regards,
> iGor.

Best regards,
Marcus

Robert Deaton

19 years ago

On 4/7/07, Marcus Boerger <helly@php.net> wrote:

> Hello Igor,
>
>   i am sorry but we cannot give any feedback yet. The current state is that
> all possible mentors gave their vote and the whole PHP GSoC team is waiting
> for google to assign us with a number of projects. As soon as we get that
> number you will get informed here on this list and on the php.net front
> page.

Google has assigned them already. The line that says "Applications
below this line are less likely to be accepted" is the seperator.
However many slots you have above it is the number of slots google
assigned you.

--
--Robert Deaton
http://lushlab.com

Marcus Börger

19 years ago

Hello Robert,

nope, it is still only an estimate. And by the way, it is the number I
asked for.

best regards
marcus

Saturday, April 7, 2007, 11:12:26 PM, you wrote:

> On 4/7/07, Marcus Boerger <helly@php.net> wrote:
>> Hello Igor,
>>
>>   i am sorry but we cannot give any feedback yet. The current state is that
>> all possible mentors gave their vote and the whole PHP GSoC team is waiting
>> for google to assign us with a number of projects. As soon as we get that
>> number you will get informed here on this list and on the php.net front
>> page.

> Google has assigned them already. The line that says "Applications
> below this line are less likely to be accepted" is the seperator.
> However many slots you have above it is the number of slots google
> assigned you.

> --
> --Robert Deaton
> http://lushlab.com

Best regards,
Marcus

Igor Feghali

19 years ago

yes I have been told about this line yet. I am just wondering if it is
available to the public or its private (only PHP mentors/admins have
access to it).

thanks everyone for the replies.

cheers,
iGor.

On 4/7/07, Robert Deaton <false.hopes@gmail.com> wrote:

Asbjørn Sloth Tønnesen

19 years ago

Hi Igor

Igor Feghali wrote:

> yes I have been told about this line yet. I am just wondering if it is
> available to the public or its private (only PHP mentors/admins have
> access to it).

Its only the PHP mentors/admins.

My last changed timestamp haven't change since submission either. My
application is named NTLM Authentication.

--
Best Regards
Asbjørn Sloth Tønnesen