The first step in becoming a committer is to create a Gna! account. Go to https://gna.org/account/register.php and type in login name, password, real name, and the email address you would like to use. You will then get an automatic email from Gna! which will contain a link to activate your registration. The second step is to register to become a member of the relax project. Go to the Gna! website (https://gna.org/) and login. Click on 'My Groups' to go to https://gna.org/my/groups.php. In the section 'Request for inclusion', type 'relax' and hit enter. Select relax and write something in the comments and then I'll add you to the project. Another way is for me to search for you and add you directly. However, because of the large difference in timezones, you'll probably beat me to it. The next set of steps is only necessary if you, Gary, would like to make the changes to the repository yourself (to have your name attached to the fixes). Otherwise, I'll go ahead and add your fixes. You will need to have Subversion installed on your machine (http://subversion.tigris.org). First check out the head revision by typing $ svn co svn+ssh://user_name@xxxxxxxxxxx/svn/relax/1.2 relax replacing 'user_name' with your Gna! login name. You will then have a directory called relax with the most up to date sources. Make the changes to these files. Before uploading your changed, update your working copy (to get the latest changes) by typing $ svn up then check in your changes by typing $ svn ci You will be asked to add a log message. For the format of this log, have a look at section 6.4.4 'Format of the commit logs' on page 47 of the relax manual (the reference is only valid for your checked out version and the number and page may change as I'm modifying that section at the moment). I have created a bug report (bug #5602) for the memory leak which is located at https://gna.org/bugs/index.php?func=detailitem&item_id=5602. If you go to that link, you can assign the bug to yourself and also close it. Please include the link https://gna.org/bugs/index.php?func=detailitem&item_id=5602 in your commit message and also https://gna.org/bugs/index.php?func=detailitem&item_id=5473 indicating that that is the location where the test data can be found. Thanks. If you would prefer Gary, I can make your changes using the information in your email and commit them myself (with your name in the commit log), and assign bug #to myself. It's your choice. Thank you again for the fixes, Edward