Your message dated Wed, 13 Jul 2016 20:43:04 +0000
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and subject line done (Implement DInstall::UploadMailRecipients to control
recipients of upload mails)
has caused the Debian Bug report #796784,
regarding ftp.debian.org: Please send dak mails to signer of upload if a
package is rejected/accepted on security-master
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Package: ftp.debian.org
Severity: wishlist
Hi FTP masters,
As briefly discussed during DebCamp/DebConf: currently if an upload to
security-master get's rejected (e.g. missing original source) the
REJECT mails reaches only the security-team. At that time dak already
knows that the upload was done with a valid signature with a key in a
checked keyring. Thus please consider sending these emails in addition
to the security-team to the signer of the changes file of the upload.
Is this implementable?
Regards,
Salvatore
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--- Begin Message ---
This bug was fixed in Git by Chris Lamb in commit
3de2d3e44e15686a8f7208348becddbc71945f7d:
Implement DInstall::UploadMailRecipients to control recipients of upload mails
This new setting lets you configure the list of recipients of upload
mails (Accepted/Rejected), you can mix harcoded emails and the special
keywords "maintainer", "changed_by" and "signer" which get replaced
by the corresponding address extracted from the upload data.
The goal is that the security archive only sends mails to the security
team and to the person who signed the upload to not leak any information
about embargoed uploads.
Closes: #796784
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