No - once it's in the attic it's an inactive project. It can either be restarted at Apache (Incubator being the obvious direction) or forked externally (with linking from Apache). I guess you could also fork it to Apache Labs.
Hen On Sun, Jul 28, 2013 at 12:47 AM, Gregory (Grisha) Trubetskoy < gri...@apache.org> wrote: > > If someone wanted to fix a bug or finish a feature or resolve a Jira issue > on a project that is currently in the attic (speicifically I'm referring to > mod_python in this case), what is the ASF policy on that? > > Do we have a process by which contributions could still be accepted from > former committers (or outside, provided that at least one member of the > former PMC is around to vet), even if perhaps such a project may not see a > release in any forseable future, or is the only option available is to fork > the project somewhere outside of ASF (e.g. Github) and do it there? > > In this particular case a number of fixes have been made over the years by > various other parties (distro vendors, etc), and they are not reflected in > SVN but are rather scattered across the web. Seems like it wouild be of > general benifit to humanity to have them consolidated if someone would be > willing to put in the time. > > Thank you, > > Grisha >
