> 88 + if datetime.date.today() != end_date:
>
> So on June 2 and every day not June 1 2014, we'll start trying to connect
> again? And pop the notification every time syncdaemon starts up?
>
> Do we really need to pop the notification *every* time syncdaemon starts up?
> We've already sent e-mails to everyone, made a blog post, and it's been picked
> up on several news sites. On June 1, all the existing connections will drop
> and it will just fail to connect anyway.
> 88 + if datetime. date.today( ) != end_date:
>
> So on June 2 and every day not June 1 2014, we'll start trying to connect
> again? And pop the notification every time syncdaemon starts up?
>
> Do we really need to pop the notification *every* time syncdaemon starts up?
> We've already sent e-mails to everyone, made a blog post, and it's been picked
> up on several news sites. On June 1, all the existing connections will drop
> and it will just fail to connect anyway.
Fixed