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If there are no objections, I will copy APR and APR-Util trunk to 
~/branches/1.1.x/ either late Thursday or Friday.

Shortly afterwards I will start with 1.1.0-RC1.

Trunk will become 1.2.0-dev.

My only remaining concern is the stability of the LDAP Code.  Are the 
SSL/TLS Upgrade issues resolved?

Regarding APR-DBD, I agree with Nick that it would be best to get it 
into Subversion as soon as possible, but I do not see any reason to hold 
up 1.1.x for it.

-Paul Querna