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add README and MD5SUMS
(Add QA/testing and start with preparation steps for the actual release)
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All normal files, including all builds, should have read/write permissions for user and group and should be world-readable (but NOT world-writable), and only directories should have the executable bits set.
All normal files, including all builds, should have read/write permissions for user and group and should be world-readable (but NOT world-writable), and only directories should have the executable bits set.


''TODO: README, MD5SUMS''
The README file for the release directory can be copied from the <code>/pub/mozilla.org/seamonkey/releases/</code> subdirectory for the previous release, replacing the old version number with the new one (note that we have 1.1.x notation as well as tag names with 1_1_x notation in that file).
 
Additionally, a MD5SUMS file is generated for the main <code>1.1.5/</code> directory, I'm doing this with a simple script I have stored as <code>~/scripts/make-md5sums</code> on stage:
 
#!/bin/bash<br>
rm MD5SUMS
find -name "seamonkey-*" -maxdepth 1 -type f -print0 | xargs -0  md5sum >> MD5SUMS
chmod g+w MD5SUMS
chgrp seamonkey MD5SUMS


=== Preparing Release Notes ===
=== Preparing Release Notes ===
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