On Fri, Jul 20, 2012 at 8:14 PM, Kris Craig <kris.cr...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > On Fri, Jul 20, 2012 at 12:02 PM, Hannes Magnusson > <hannes.magnus...@gmail.com> wrote: >>>> >> > And yes I've had the account since 2010. It's all on the list. And I >> > do >> >> I know you requested an account on August 9th 2010, and later followed >> it up in September and again in October. > > > As I recall, actually, I only followed-up once. But I could be mistaken; it > was two years ago, after all.
That is why we have archives: http://php.markmail.org/thread/jueltca2ssd7ujmw >> At somepoint someone approved your account, but at that point in time >> the approval notice was not sent to a public list. That didn't change >> until I fixed that earlier this year. >> Which means I don't know who approved your account - because that >> person never gave you any karma at all at any time, as you can clearly >> see by looking at the global_avail file. >> That is however not really relevant information, just would be >> interesting to know. > > > I'm pretty sure the approval was on the open list, though he may have > forgotten to do a reply-all. I'll have to look through my inbox. I don't > remember who it was off the top of my head. I am not telling you how I think the system works. I am telling you this is how it works. Approving a VCS account request is a manual thing done by pressing a "approve" button on master. This button used to only generate an email to the requester, and to group@. No public records. That mail furthermore did not used to contain who actually approved the account. Unless someone mailed you directly, you wouldn't know who approved it - again, at that point in time. This is no longer the case with today approvals/rejections. >> > remember being able to edit the PHP.net man pages without the Docbook >> > editor. I know I'm not crazy on this, so maybe we're referring to >> > separate >> > things? I'm not sure. But either way, I have made edits before >> >> What does that mean? How did you edit the files? Where did you commit >> them? >> Do you have a concrete example? >> Searching my mailbox shows you have only ever used your account to >> submit couple of bug tickets, and comment on two or three. > > > I'm not sure. This was all the way back in 2010. I remember the UI was > very different though. But if what you say is true and it was always > Docbook, then the only logical explanation is that I'm remembering something > else. We did have "the OE" in 2010. And that is the *only* UI we have ever had. > I have used this account primarily for updates to the Wiki thus far. I've > also done some comments and handled a few bugs. In addition, I submitted an > RFC and it passed unanimously, though I'm still (slooowly) getting my new > dev environment setup so I haven't committed the code change to Git yet. bugsweb and wikiweb karma comes with the approval of an VCS account. Same with editing/reject user notes and community events. I know you have made about dozen or so comments on bug reports using your php.net account. I'm not questioning if you have an account or not. I am telling you you do have an account, but without any VCS karma. I cannot find any traces by you in the form of VCS commits. Be it to CVS, SVN or GIT. > > I've been encouraged to start helping maintain the online docs, which seems > like a good idea since there's a definite need for it and it's something I > can help with while I'm getting my dev environment setup. That's when I ran > into this brick wall. The sooner it's fixed, the sooner I can start making > myself a little more useful than I have been as of late. Fantastic! The online editor is a perfect tool for the job. > >> >> >> > successfully, I do have an account with Git/SVN privs, I do have full >> > edit >> > privs on the wiki, and this account was approved through the proper >> > channels. >> >> Everyone with php.net VCS account has full wiki karma. You don't need >> VCS karma for that. >> Again, I know you have VCS account, and know you have uploaded your SSH >> key. >> >> >> > So, if this isn't the correct list, please tell me which one is instead >> > of >> > just being condescending and disrespectful. I haven't been >> > disrespectful >> > towards you and I would appreciate the same consideration to be >> > reciprocated. But regardless of that, I should have commit privs in >> > Docbook >> > so if this isn't the place to inquire about it, please tell me whom to >> > contact and I'll do so. >> >> phpdoc@lists.php.net is the appropriate list. >> As for doc commit karma, Philip and I hand most of them out. > > > Ok, so should I contact Philip or do you have time to take care of this? I want you to show us a patch, just like anyone else, before we grant you any karma. -Hannes
