Hi!
First of all, I'd like to apologise for my harsh words. I spent the last
days nearly only on Debian issues including a lot of security and buildd
work and yesterday had just decided to not wait for your answer to a mail
from nearly one month ago and go ahead with the upload.
Steve Langasek wrote:
> On Sat, Aug 19, 2006 at 09:28:46AM +0200, Martin Schulze wrote:
> > > Well, apparently the -3 package that you said you couldn't find was on
> > > security.d.o all along, because this was *not* in the second -3 package
> > > that
> > > I uploaded; but that one was rejected because it was a duplicate.
>
> > > I've uploaded -4 now with the additional check.
>
> > I was tying to build -2.5 with no luck, then just started with -3.1 to
> > fix your invisible -3 build, and just no you've deciced to upload -4
> > which is also invisible to us and which most probably blocks -3.1 from
> > building - as I see -4 build logs. Thanks you very much.
>
> Gee, thanks for swearing at me. How is it *my* fault that you can't see
> builds that are being uploaded to the documented queue on
> security.debian.org, and why did you not bother to let *me* know that
> something had changed with the package when I'd previously been given
> approval to upload? I'm sure I could've found something else to do with my
> time tonight besides trying to help clean up after your broken DSA build.
As I said, I've sent you a mail nearly one month ago apparently (according
to the date in the greeting of the mail you responded). I was waiting for
your approval but it didn't happen until today.
> Either way, I guess this bug is not my problem any more, since I apparently
> can't contribute anything useful to fixing it and am not sure I would want
> to if there was.
Neither can I.
Maybe it's better to fix it via proposed-updates and let the SRM team
decide.
Regards,
Joey
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