> I still believe that innoextract belongs in Fedora proper, > so a first step at getting g-d-p in rpmfusion would be > to get innoextract into Fedora, see: > > https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Join_the_package_collection_maintainers > > I can act as a sponsor for you in Fedora. I believe this is the best > way to process because of 2 reasons: > > 1) rpmfusion currently is overhauling its infra, so getting any new > pkgs in atm is kinda hard > 2) rpmfusion requires a sponsor process for non Fedora packages just > like the Fedora process, but once you're an official Fedora packager > you get the same rights in rpmfusion automatically
What was needed to make the "automatically" bit work ? I've got the same userid, email, etc.. in both FAS systems and that doesn't seems to happen. I have now manually requested to join "RPM Fusion Packagers CVS commits Group (user)" & "RPM Fusion Bugs Group (user)". > Note the list at: > > https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Join_the_package_collection_maintainers > > Looks much longer / more complicated then the process actually is a lot > of steps are very quick. The most work is finding a sponsor (done already :) > and getting a few initial packages reviewed by your sponsor (that would be > me). > > Regards, > > Hans Thanks, I will go further with lgogdownloader (rpmfusion) and it's 2 depedency libraries needed (fedora). Alexandre