The key purpose for me with the 3.3.2 release is the perl 5.12 warnings so that 
makes sense.

As for the keys, we have too few people clearly but I understand your concern!
Regards,
KAM

"Warren Togami Jr." <[email protected]> wrote:

On 4/29/2011 3:28 AM, Kevin A. McGrail wrote: > >> I know the password for the 
signing keys. I've just been crazy busy. I >> will have some time May 4th. >> 
>> By the written policies, it appears that any committer is authorized >> to 
unilaterally release an unofficial beta. >> >> I therefore propose that folks 
should get in whatever they can to the >> 3.3.x svn branch, and whatever is 
there on May 4th I will cut for a >> beta tarball. Sometime shortly thereafter 
we can kick off the real >> release process. >> > +1. Hope you did well on your 
GMATs. This has been my main hold up on > cutting the tarballs. Can we add to 
this task to get a key for me onto > the signing key? > > Regards, > KAM That 
isn't up to me. We as a project need to decide upon a signing key policy. On 
one hand we need people who are active in the project to be empowered to do 
necessary tasks. But OTOH it is dangerous to spread the key and passphrase to 
too many people. Witness the drama that exploded a whi!
 le back
because too many people had root access to freedesktop.org's servers. BTW, I 
haven't seen any voting on 3.3 bugs for quite a while now. Meanwhile the 
written policies allows releasing betas at anytime. So we might be better off 
just cutting a beta right now instead of waiting. I'll try to do it this 
weekend if nobody objects. Warren 

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