Bug#436249: package status

2007-10-15 Thread Nico Golde
Hi,
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007-10-14 11:34]:
> Wesley J. Landaker wrote:
> > On Saturday 13 October 2007 11:09:45 Nico Golde wrote:
[...] 
> The packaging for this will be done tomorrow. One of the open bugs required a
> code change which wasn't released until last weekend when I was out of town,
> followed by a busy week this past week. When I originally was contacted
> regarding these packages, I made the code change and checked with our lead
> developer to see when he wanted our next release. I was told it would be 2-3
> days so I delayed uploading an updated package so that it could include the
> latest version. Obviously that didn't happen, but every time I asked when it
> would be released, it was just going to be another couple of days. In any
> case, I do apologize for the delay but I had been trying to avoid
> unnecessarily wasting time updating the package only to do so again a couple
> of days later.
[...] 
Just saw that you uploaded fix. Thank you for this. Next 
time please include the CVE id in your changelog.
Kind regards
Nico
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Bug#436249: package status

2007-10-13 Thread ehearn
Wesley J. Landaker wrote:
> On Saturday 13 October 2007 11:09:45 Nico Golde wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I really don't want to piss you off but see this fixed.
>> What is the current status.
>> It should not need 3 weeks to prepare a new upload should
>> it? If some sponsoring is needed feel free to ping me.
> 
> I pinged Ervin a few times, but haven't heard back since the first time.
> 
> I'm CCing all his e-mail address's that I know, in case the one I've been 
> using isn't working for some reason. Ervin, are you still working on this?
> 
> Also, I looked into packaging the new upstream version, but it's not 
> completely trivial because the build system changed, as well as the 
> database dependencies (so it would be a chance in number/type of binary 
> packages if done right).
> 

Hi,

The packaging for this will be done tomorrow. One of the open bugs required a
code change which wasn't released until last weekend when I was out of town,
followed by a busy week this past week. When I originally was contacted
regarding these packages, I made the code change and checked with our lead
developer to see when he wanted our next release. I was told it would be 2-3
days so I delayed uploading an updated package so that it could include the
latest version. Obviously that didn't happen, but every time I asked when it
would be released, it was just going to be another couple of days. In any
case, I do apologize for the delay but I had been trying to avoid
unnecessarily wasting time updating the package only to do so again a couple
of days later.

Wes, I haven't received any emails from you beyond the first couple we
exchanged three weeks ago. I'll double check to make sure they weren't
misfiled by my filters, but nothing came up when I just did a quick check.

Regards,
Ervin




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Bug#436249: package status

2007-10-13 Thread Wesley J. Landaker
On Saturday 13 October 2007 11:09:45 Nico Golde wrote:
> Hi,
> I really don't want to piss you off but see this fixed.
> What is the current status.
> It should not need 3 weeks to prepare a new upload should
> it? If some sponsoring is needed feel free to ping me.

I pinged Ervin a few times, but haven't heard back since the first time.

I'm CCing all his e-mail address's that I know, in case the one I've been 
using isn't working for some reason. Ervin, are you still working on this?

Also, I looked into packaging the new upstream version, but it's not 
completely trivial because the build system changed, as well as the 
database dependencies (so it would be a chance in number/type of binary 
packages if done right).

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Bug#436249: package status

2007-10-13 Thread Nico Golde
Hi,
I really don't want to piss you off but see this fixed.
What is the current status.
It should not need 3 weeks to prepare a new upload should 
it? If some sponsoring is needed feel free to ping me.
Kind regards
Nico

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Bug#436249: package status

2007-10-06 Thread Steffen Joeris
Hi

Just wondering about the packaging progress of the new upstream version. 
Looking over the pennmush upstream changelog, it seems that a few buffer 
overflows were fixed as well. It would be really nice to get the newest 
upstream version into unstable (and then testing).

Cheers
Steffen


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