Re: Douglas Kosovic: Advocate
Hello Michael, El 19/12/22 a las 21:32, Michael Biebl escribió: > For nm.debian.org, at 2022-12-19: > > I support Douglas Kosovic 's request to become a Debian > Maintainer. > > My first contact with Doug was in 2017, when he approached the Debian Utopia > maintenance team about the sponsorship of the NetworkManager-l2tp package > [1]. > > Since that time, he kept maintaining the package and we've been in recurring > contact about the uploads of the network-manager-l2tp package [2]. > > Doug has always been eager to learn and open to my feedback and has done a > great job in maintaining his package up to the point where I encouraged him > to apply for DM. > My interactions with him were always pleasant and constructive. > > I'm convinced, Doug is familiar enough with the Debian procedures at this > point to upload packages on his own and if in doubt, he is not afraid to > ask. > > I have personally worked with Douglas Kosovic > (key 2B4F9EDCAE00DEE4D0D7A6E588953E6F011CDC96) for over 5 years now, and I > know Douglas Kosovic can be trusted to have upload rights for their own > packages, right now. > > I'm looking forward to Doug becoming a DM. > > Regards, > Michael > > [1] > https://alioth-lists.debian.net/pipermail/pkg-utopia-maintainers/2017-May/021836.html > [2] https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/network-manager-l2tp Could you please add your advocacy using the form that you find in https://nm.debian.org/process/1143/advocate/statement/create/ ? Thank you! -- Santiago signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: Endorsing David Suárez Rodríguez's key C450196033B24682EFE44C9D7CB6E83D8605423A
Hi Eugene, El 29/11/20 a las 16:58, Eugene V. Lyubimkin (via nm.debian.org) escribió: > -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- > Hash: SHA256 > > Previously interacted with David using his old key which signs > his present key. ... With my Front Desk member hat on, I'd prefer this key statement concerned the key David is currently using. If you are not in position to endorse David's current key, could you please, at least, specify what is the fingerprint of the previous key? Cheers, -- Santiago signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: Endorsing Stephan Lachnit's key BB45B0B3FF561BDBD45EE8A9B35B49EA5D563EFE
Hi Anton, El 28/11/20 a las 22:25, Anton Gladky (via nm.debian.org) escribió: > -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- > Hash: SHA512 > > For nm.debian.org, at 2020-11-28: > > I have sponsored the package setzer (versions 0.2.5-1, 0.3.1-1 and 0.3.4-1), > which were prepared by Stephan Lachnit and was was highly satisfied with > his work. The above statement is closer to an advocacy than to a *key* endorsement. Key endorsement aim at giving some trust to the Key-Person relationship. With a key endorsement, you should state that you have witnessed, for a significant period of time, the work of a given person signed with a specific key (identified by a fingerprint). Could you please replace your key endorsement, describing the above elements? Cheers, -- Santiago signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: fred1m: Declaration of intent to become a DDu.
El 09/06/20 a las 13:56, Fred Le Meur escribió: > -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- > Hash: SHA512 > > For nm.debian.org, at 2020-06-09: > I would like to apply to change my status in Debian to Debian > Developer, uploading. > I made some beginner contributions on salsa FreedomBox project. > I have worked on issue number 1685 with FreedomBox-team help that is > linked to Debian bug #944421 and I would like to be able to learn by > doing more. … Hi Fred, Thanks for contributing to Debian and for applying to become a Debian Developer with uploading rights. However, it seems it is too early for your application. DD is the full membership in the project, and you need to have a contribution history before. Please, take a look at this page and don't hesitate to come back later: https://wiki.debian.org/DebianDeveloper/JoinTheProject/NewMember Also, once you will be maintaining some packages, consider applying for a Debian Maintainer status first. That way you could have upload rights for your own packages. https://wiki.debian.org/DebianMaintainer Also, remember that you do not need to be a DD to help improving the project! Cheers, -- Santiago signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Thiago Andrade Marques: Application Manager report
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA256 For nm.debian.org, at 2020-04-14: After looking at Thiago Andrade Marques 's contributions and after exchanging some emails to get to know him a bit better, I agree with the advocates that Thiago can and should indeed be a Debian Developer, uploading right now. # Thiago's short biography: My name is Thiago Andrade Marques, I was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 1987. Since 2012, I live in Campinas São Paulo. I am married and have a 2 year old daughter (my little baby :D). My wife is already a Debian user and in the future my daughter too! I started using GNU/Linux in 2007 with the Kurumin distribution. I've used Linux Mint, Ubuntu, Kali Linux and FreeBSD. In fact, I started using Debian in 2015 in my work and currently use it every day. I am an officer of the Brazilian army and a Debian diffuser in the Brazilian army. I manage Debian servers in the Brazilian Army for over 5 years. I've been working on packaging in Debian for some time and working on the Debian Security Tools Packaging Team (pkg-security). I specialize in Cyber Warfare by the Brazilian Army and a worshiper of security tools. I am enthusiastic and fascinated by computer networking and security. I want to write new articles to help new Debian users with their most basic and everyday questions. In my free time, I like to travel with my family and contribute to the Debian Community. -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- iHUEARYIAB0WIQRZVjztY8b+Ty43oH1itBCJKh26HQUCXpYcpAAKCRBitBCJKh26 HamfAP0UMw00e1oZgg8fwhD/340u/oH6LRYvx1ojjxlF2XNi/AD/d6/oQpfxnAwx oMu/a00Lgc6c0eYUnXXXnFicTYLWLwM= =KwhY -END PGP SIGNATURE- Santiago Ruano Rincón (via nm.debian.org) For details and to comment, visit https://nm.debian.org/process/721 -- https://nm.debian.org/process/721
Scott Talbert: Application Manager report
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA512 For nm.debian.org, at 2020-02-01: After looking at Scott Talbert 's contributions and after exchanging some emails to get to know him a bit better, I agree with the advocates that Scott can and should indeed be a Debian Developer, uploading right now. Scott Talbert's bio: I first started to use GNU/Linux in around 1994 when I was in high school as my high school had setup an email server, which I helped to run. If I recall correctly, my first distribution was Slackware (with the installation from 50 floppy disks :)). I have been running my own email/web server continuously since 1997. Around 2007, I started using Linux as the primary OS on my desktop machines. I initially got involved with Debian packaging around 2014. I started contributing to an open source project that develops software to program Logitech Harmony Remote Controls under Linux. Initially, the software was out of date in Debian and acquired initial dependencies, so I started contributing to update that packaging, add dependencies, etc. Slowly I've picked up maintenance for additional packages in related areas and I now maintain about a dozen packages. My interest is primarily in Python packages, and I'm looking to expand my involvement in Debian by helping with the Python 3 conversion effort. I've already been working on a few additional Python packages under the Python Modules Team (DPMT). -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- iHUEARYKAB0WIQRZVjztY8b+Ty43oH1itBCJKh26HQUCXjWqSwAKCRBitBCJKh26 HcoiAP9q19qc8wGmUDIBuR1yjLcJM0CakmRRdv6nCYAlwwaPLAD9GcRRZTzQ/bfK 6r9sSZaLQRrNJmkIx6ct8nz6DE7WWgA= =XHAA -END PGP SIGNATURE- Santiago Ruano Rincón (via nm.debian.org) For details and to comment, visit https://nm.debian.org/process/700 -- https://nm.debian.org/process/700
Olek Wojnar: Application Manager report
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA256 For nm.debian.org, at 2019-12-03: After looking at Olek Wojnar 's contributions and after exchanging some emails to get to know him a bit better, I agree with the advocates that Olek Wojnar can and should indeed be a Debian Developer, uploading right now. # Olek's Biography: I am applying to change my status in Debian to Debian Developer, uploading. I have been a Debian Maintainer and Contributor for a few years [1] and I have enjoyed that quite a bit. I have been maintaining the packages for WorldForge [2], a project I work on upstream as well. I currently maintain ten of those packages in Debian including one for which I was able to resolve a licensing issue with upstream to allow packaging. I'd like to eventually help with other things as well, potentially in the scientific or engineering areas. About me: I've been administering from one to a dozen GNU/Linux systems since Slackware back in late 1994. I switched over to Debian sometime in 1995. I watched from the sidelines for quite a while but I've been trying to give back a bit more over the past few years. I'd like to continue to do more. My programming skills aren't great but they've been improving as I've done more packaging work. I also have a good bit of experience with the technical side of website design (HTML/CSS/PHP/SQL/JavaScript) and with programming engineering models (MATLAB/GNU Octave/et al.). Thank you for your consideration! - -Olek [1] https://contributors.debian.org/contributor/olek-guest@alioth/ [2] http://worldforge.org -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- iHUEARYIAB0WIQRZVjztY8b+Ty43oH1itBCJKh26HQUCXeZKYQAKCRBitBCJKh26 HSZaAQCu26E6GfND0guzKjc1TMT61riGkO3B9beehZGhRNQSFgD/eAgF+z0G5rBG sMIl6c4GvcPg31sweG3KqoA5W2bW9wU= =o292 -END PGP SIGNATURE- Santiago Ruano Rincón (via nm.debian.org) For details and to comment, visit https://nm.debian.org/process/681 -- https://nm.debian.org/process/681
Michal Arbet: Application Manager report
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA256 For nm.debian.org, at 2019-05-03: After looking at Michal Arbet 's contributions and after exchanging some emails to get to know him a bit better, I agree with the advocate that Michal Arbet can and should indeed be a Debian Developer, uploading right now. -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- iQIzBAEBCAAdFiEEwUqnBPVvaa0NAVzHFX/a4RXx4q0FAlzMWz8ACgkQFX/a4RXx 4q3OzRAAj9AcCwsTEslMalAKugA3sNbI/lj53aHwLfdXYRF9mXzd46GZRbFgbZ2i dMnz8p4KJ5y4RQx4Yr6HJBzy8XtjdNXqLpZ/NN5+VCkW+wTt3EiAZEUEB9YCmCra APVSf6Kar7ZvvZQey6DENHQ0AQ9oG3RUGRKSt6atfjkYEhtGvbz56orqocY+GCf4 ITZhN+wMXKHKhhW8UlgJ8puL9MlSPywLsvmVnWHYTgoRPjinkSPc/Ags9Lg5PGFx uT2kp8eMixLhLfEKB2dxsfpi4PnpnZtpXKI/GdlM0d66jamx52WvHGNuFM9tHybM iRbijkM+2krrMxbDRtKhg5tm3e0eoRCVRUAh28tSvzreYxxEOuqCPpJNU++/Rvcg ya2WFAph4kdsa5IQQdBCnY4+BDg2K0gUCW7WfNHBKSTLErgq9a5sBKwctJ4SUVFv WQr38Ifhv21mb+n2cLPclaWbFy/O00pHzLokPaYXYh8TeHr3+tqyaAFmGI3Rn3sU y6um/hN8gn239hMmKG9NyAf7ae2xG/zsHjHW8yu/n93ROO2cClUOxeU1ZOh81YJu SpofgJ9Ef2MgwYb9yasae9eRiX8zNFVSAc8H2zhC4q89ErXBD5wSm1F896zCZ9C3 F88jH4EDEcvFJXi0ITrMvIjwjlyg0HMZfJbKZO8j2o79cCX8fX4= =x9Al -END PGP SIGNATURE- Santiago Ruano Rincón (via nm.debian.org) For details and to comment, visit https://nm.debian.org/process/561 -- https://nm.debian.org/process/561
Daniele Tricoli: Application Manager report
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA512 For nm.debian.org, at 2018-11-28: After looking at Daniele Tricoli 's contributions and after exchanging some emails to get to know him a bit better, I agree with the advocate that Daniele can and should indeed be a Debian Developer, uploading right now. # Daniele's Short Biography My journey with Free Software started at the beginning of 2000. I was suggested to try Debian by a friend of the local Free Software community and I started using it around 2004. I have been involved with packaging software for Debian since 2010 after joining the Debian Python Modules Team. My plan is to continue to maintain packages, but I also want to be more involved in QA-related activities. -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- iQIzBAEBCgAdFiEEwUqnBPVvaa0NAVzHFX/a4RXx4q0FAlv+XQsACgkQFX/a4RXx 4q1YcQ//a0M7wCtJR76as88eolN0JJosPyOyoS0sftje8GYXYgJ4O/t9jO34Eg71 N4BqyLiZeTD15cxgquR5KE8RfW7achhwWg9N/A8MojvVMorSkJGtWbDC9sDVDITh HqFL29eMagLJCF3WReSVrima9Sr6gYl5Dg7rDhAW+pBm9WXUntVVfjCTawrBQADI c7Xqrudvqti87KnmpOCiNtbJie/nODihi2YccjNp/WZ16WD3u5RZhe8xqbss4JHi t3OvEO9wEp6/uMVL8xTBatXubRqShQ7lPpCoeN+zOzv7C52h8MRsjFp0lCAcR5r2 2HYyTPDCeEVQ0Onf9G6zGT1a+sFXGV35AWXCpGMKz/3ncsGRcjeCsFuWB5bwHhOG xqQt5dX4PDKHvas+FF8ekfXPrZJCBMxdh66EKgO+unNKCdN9VHTR8Lm8UwBY0Q6t hYOUv0b+tTtUAy5UMpSfuNFdN4oyq5N69ooCutmk6fASdLVta3SHyglvUxVFzLj+ Ninm1TA1NLfwAF6dW4LXOC7ujlqXnWyI5faAqhbcAoQaP7Yg7tTNQj7VH3LXYfPx L+qXf5+nB32GCp/DwZtBbxL8O7FD1vf1V3t1U/PFZXEFW65c0hmeSV9/AyN1UYTh 2PicaB3szEKoc/btG4pxMBNtmbgDtGGLriCPseJhKY4kNUMTzKs= =3ZCz -END PGP SIGNATURE- Santiago Ruano Rincón (via nm.debian.org) For details and to comment, visit https://nm.debian.org/process/459 -- https://nm.debian.org/process/459
Elena Grandi: Application Manager report
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA256 For nm.debian.org, at 2018-04-12: After looking at Elena Grandi <valhall...@trueelena.org>'s contributions and after exchanging some emails to get to know her a bit better, I agree with the advocates that Elena can and should indeed be a Debian Developer, uploading right now. # Elena's short biography: I've started to use Linux and be involved in the local Free Software communities around the year 2000. After quite some year of distro-hopping that involved using Debian on servers and boring machines, I've started being involved in the Debian community, especially on IRC, and that lead to two things: I contributed my first package (python-gnupg) and started using Debian everywhere. I currently maintain a few small python packages, and intend to continue doing so, adding to the list new packages that are needed by somebody or adopting orphaned ones that I use. I also plan to remain involved in small-scale event organization and debian promotion, and to continue trying to find chances to do random one-time things like e.g. doing remote video reviews during DebConf. -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- iQIzBAEBCAAdFiEE3xF6WhycR6mEuQr5OlFU9BGCJ24FAlrPUzkACgkQOlFU9BGC J25m9hAAlq7j1m0tyzMX0x3ZR+KoEqsBWbbPop5ufWfjttah0w2Q6Oy3MGs7vaP3 YX6kIPiNW53Jt8+S2+nT0DOiwgaosSs20wsCwAr1iMnRtJHCkyEk5i64eD8L8HPm OBgYOtW8w2mO0FiHU+juV1JA50A4RGI2uXQoZHK+qGiXqs5Ztw2sg5tPM2JHaAd0 zW+9vYh1AVrUznW/XY7giEyLLsRNedfXq1rc3kuV5hcioZ57YJkIQQW5QxtaxFTB xbX+VXQuTdk+xIbBdXG0rdrhIa198dAuVney91CkW+DSYyxlafcqPfn1vVMv3qaE h1X9Ijy4I2laMbKIG0yKuVFMNoWwArYyVyzmlOm2Z9Q1lasF50Tay+X52Hc9oBJ3 zsleJxvBSSx5A/CO0FhRVllczXBzz6SRcUu5LpMHhWu9Xm6Cw0033epGtTwBQ64/ 9AP/DXrADYae0Qan88X9lJQHrs2jyILY4NrCocofDuru5t2ZMJn44YE6VPNzYnVA M0u2Ilsu98Iy3gZB122/TgNhg4kO3Cr8wr9jHK4HTFsQ2zVTAWitrn/XnjNTj5N2 WtRph4oeohQ42bqHeW7R+V2JSuVfLY5nuhbgxi8GBicrQ8SjlXpo96wRQZ5IqjgI 4ECGQdXl0sxJxfguUgzgiMtkmHl/HMx1HWo5vOUxXSMslpm5oi0= =wLaI -END PGP SIGNATURE- Santiago Ruano Rincón (via nm.debian.org) For details and to comment, visit https://nm.debian.org/process/454 -- https://nm.debian.org/process/454
Dominik George: Application Manager report
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA256 For nm.debian.org, at 2018-03-07: After looking at Dominik George <n...@naturalnet.de>'s contributions and after exchanging some emails to get to know him a bit better, I agree with the advocates that Dominik can and should indeed be a Debian Developer, uploading right now. -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- iQIzBAEBCAAdFiEEwUqnBPVvaa0NAVzHFX/a4RXx4q0FAlqgUfcACgkQFX/a4RXx 4q36YhAAonVGQI5TL2BzbQTZalWkuGjwOq3SQDh7SIj47CoeYkj98AfR28Ccbxe1 qdLlp3ZO5eBVwf8QA8mvVw2UJ5Npg3MgAaA3y+qdxCmGrtCojJPIdHoJAqNKRrF2 1JurzDcw+GQFz5c7tqeplh+LKRptaLy8gdIsEnQ7ISlJBpzUpwUjqKybVd/oSomM w96G/658Z5Qt8Orp13l/ZvDpX53ZOfhpWhdOV2yVNKTVlUfkJjzR8MOhtgHGYsaM J7oBHsjB/ckv9IXLY+LgHYZrCyYz2BPkmi+CN6TQvtGw2XrL8VOs1gv0T/AmMdsK W9fDj/KPixGqXiT0a8XJmSwRh9E/YMmHRgMlMQS9p/YvRF/QbgUw1o3eqzBt/r06 4nQWJ/QEaaLRWCkI9U0O8UPtSm9w/Knxw0rem/xXIPPsM9btPD2KPoeJ2hZApMFr 0lDNQQ8jN6u9sK9msi0mb/eXpGU9KB92kuLKSf/EKAXYIdj68qK8AyAvnkJXiW9k 0YoB2/g7emsLYzn9oI93QNgAkiDAFnz5ZXmaysCIgFJpY5ZGyLLm8JzmRdpZQ97g jxLo09h5MvAUM4iTfASI6RDE8sTcOSlyXaBKs7ZFK0A7620NY4/V2crXP//dCJjq vdVHzKidEm1nhm8zU/oIeJTOmp6o0XRuWYjpuwq0eyeLg84gklI= =3F1u -END PGP SIGNATURE- Santiago Ruano Rincón (via nm.debian.org) For details and to comment, visit https://nm.debian.org/process/175 -- https://nm.debian.org/process/175
Tomasz Rybak: Application Manager report
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA256 For nm.debian.org, at 2018-02-24: After looking at Tomasz Rybak <tomasz.ry...@post.pl>'s contributions and after exchanging a couple of emails to get to know him a bit better, I agree with the advocates that Tomasz can and should indeed be a Debian Developer, uploading right now. # Tomasz' background My first contribution to Free Software was around 1998/1999 when I sent patch to GCC fixing MMX assembly opcode. Unfortunately I lost this mail. I went through various Linux distributions; started with Red Hat, then went through PLD (Polish Linux Distribution), then Linux From Scratch, and then, around 2002/2003 I installed Debian - and stayed. For some time I was user - but I was contributing to PostgreSQL community. Then, in 2009 I started working with GPGPU and CUDA; instead of just installing PyCUDA directly, I decided to create package. Then I tried to upload it to Debian - and it got accepted! So I stayed :-) In 2012 I became Debian Maintainer. In 2013 I attended DebConf in Vaumarcus - where I get to know about Debian Cloud. Some time later I became member of that team. I'm still looking a bit my place in Debian: I attended Bug Squashing Party, Debian Cloud Sprint... Now I want to become Debian Developer to help with testing and publishing Debian images in various clouds. -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- iQIzBAEBCAAdFiEEwUqnBPVvaa0NAVzHFX/a4RXx4q0FAlqRYJMACgkQFX/a4RXx 4q2ppA//eXln9uv5kc4skOQLyV8mMhwhpAK3QGo2K+0HXeGKRPEdtQDx3lQg6Wqe ds/XVZReCAQkgmTG4NnZ5ChQgLhxEuwIEBGv/DQuOsT705KfwSNiPocTDXFBf23n 4cc2eGA2/XpR6ExWptwhm9FYzmLN2hkuqZd3EMDjfOu3YrY9bma2b35EhCeZOlSc mThZ2gzRkvXRjvt+j56s+3IelVdxyCMFOWkjAUsKKatwyFEpOnvjp5yO46A7nJQj VTDvYgFFIM+K0TV5QliPR/m11y0nGvtnCRthcs0RvtEjkuvex3fMHaEYB0kHJtl2 k98Iupwd970l69FPut9fyavU5KB9PY53mwfy1s+0B4AIh/nlTouC2C6ZYgzAWux6 4WB0VrEc1LwiEEme/AmW1HnuX6z5j1H3OVoRJ2xBmAWrUuCWKjX2XPr7lBYm/eKr 4Ktlk7GoRiF6wjlkt4T0Bau3nGdjtct8Rr0DsyjbWrQx8+jnk4UCLefC2ADJAOnP 6kUb1LHBlmUKwT3hnZm37cprkvSGXgX4iOeiARaT6oj1fffB0dPcBIubsZ0B8fhK Bl0M6d9P+dY1O+Y0ficNhxNKOvHLx+TLgTgbxNaPbu/2Q3+SrEs4zj9VMZazHZj5 CosUxsYJEoDicQnjf7SzV0NlT0dyEaDXI8s9K+J0FE1lNAPYxmw= =jUGG -END PGP SIGNATURE- Santiago Ruano Rincón (via nm.debian.org) For details and to comment, visit https://nm.debian.org/process/431 -- https://nm.debian.org/process/431
Michael Hudson-Doyle: Application Manager report
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA512 For nm.debian.org, at 2017-08-25: After looking at Michael Hudson-Doyle <michael.hud...@ubuntu.com>'s contributions and after exchanging some emails to get to know him a bit better, I agree with the advocates that Michael can and should indeed be a Debian Developer, uploading right now. Michael Hudson-Doyle's bio: I'm Michael Hudson-Doyle, born and raised in the UK but living in New Zealand for the last 9.5 years. I first installed GNU/Linux in (I think) 1998 -- it was Redhat Linux 5, and if I remember right, I just missed the pain of the transition from libc5 to glibc. Ancient history! I had a bit of a dabble with OS X on my personal machines for a while, but I've been linux only for a long while now. I've worked for Canonical for over 10 years now but I've only really been doing a lot of packaging/Ubuntu work for the last 3 or 4 years. Part of my reason for wanting to work more on Debian is work-related, as obviously Ubuntu is mostly Debian and making Debian better makes Ubuntu better. Making changes in Ubuntu only is both technically and morally (if that's the right word) painful. I always want to fix problems in the right place, whether that's upstream or Debian or wherever! On a more personal level, I'm committed to the idea of free software and Debian is obviously one of the beacons of the whole movement. In Debian, my main areas of interest are related to Go and Python; I already maintain the golang compiler packages in Debian and Ubuntu and want to help more with the ecosystem of packages in both languages (this is one of the reasons why DM status is a little frustrating: updating one package may require updating a few others and requesting sponsorship of each change or upload rights for each package adds friction to the whole process). I don't really have any specific goals beyond keeping these packages usefully current but who knows where my interests will take me :-) -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- iQIzBAEBCgAdFiEEZBjBLN3JFZ8LzvKD3m/9uMjWSL0FAlmgDfgACgkQ3m/9uMjW SL3CcQ/8D0AXhtJdHZpX2DsAaL2BwmytiCtd3aZYIjah0QgyRRvVbMOikfgEK+PT XFJ/p0edX9US49jKRYqXvpbHHMTlx0mqDn7I/wjpH6BsbYbK+H+ihnzGv5chx2wG +mMVp2MRVsXoWBDVV0w5yzXWIyG9EW0lmxR+/4CPHFGyLTE4Vg1YiVQHxcYghLeh tmG9VyQG6AoK1qXdNWzyDRW10dhinBLjOavlClM/tuSC8GjH4sBf5UbSEPkx8qya PDgr/+RGccZaZR+pdC5tjVeKHm8fbM/oFFFj/v4BSrgpUaHTcj72TnAYfYMGOgGv MZB7tPqin8ujz4VvClf4b/Oc7rEOwVhmBPAECskVwXihBkkaNzEegbi9n3jlnsVE OKDfKHh/apOy2zgodnMlGgxaON2bAYlLA0NmHqBqy5hMb5fm9X+5CYqu+18wtB92 Oo0BeNT9KZacOV2702X9nFA+PeXt0GohFTnn47fSP+punhva+A7Iih2NIm+deu+R FscxoS8Bzt7zBm04IwKa3+/Vvyym7dpVpeUn21OgYFduNKNy9IS5ze7MtpBnTRhb zCkx6KxM52t8ZUnmu99PvEPNgx66RxqjYqP2vH91+ecbDaYq1NEEsagtwCyiqwcT w+9mHqZHPU2KsMa0ndUlYIH0JzxA2OKHF88H3lj2lGv/4EELp9M= =bwt8 -END PGP SIGNATURE- Santiago Ruano Rincón (via nm.debian.org) For details and to comment, visit https://nm.debian.org/process/198 -- https://nm.debian.org/process/198
Ross Gammon: Application Manager report
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA256 For nm.debian.org, at 2017-07-12: After looking at Ross Gammon <rossgam...@mail.dk>'s contributions and after exchanging some emails to get to know him a bit better, I agree with the advocates that Ross can and should indeed be a Debian Developer, with full upload rights, right now. # Ross Gamon's bio I am a Railway Engineer. I was born in Australia, moved to the UK for work, and then to Denmark where I now live. My studies focussed mainly on electronics, microprocessors and communication technology (IT). Before I started work, I did a lot of tinkering with computers. First on my Z80 based VZ200, and eventually on a Commodore Amiga 1000 which was the first computer I bought with my own money. Like a lot of other people (I think), my work pushed me towards the IBM compatible & Windows world, and I eventually stopped tinkering. In 2010, when I moved to Denmark, I took the opportunity start afresh with my computer setup. I had previously experimented with a BSD variant as a server with little success. This time I decided to investigate Linux, as I had heard good things about it. First I installed Sabayon (I think), and then tried Debian Squeeze, Fedora & Ubuntu. What a relief - I could tinker again! After a couple of years using Ubuntu, I started to feel guilty about using such a great product without paying for it. I decided to start trying to contribute back. At the time, I was researching my family history and had converted all my family trees to Gramps. I started trying to help out with triaging bugs in Gramps (in Launchpad) and found out that I really needed to work with Debian (which was the source) in the BTS. Later, when I released that the Gramps maintainer in Debian seemed to be MIA, I decided to try and adopt the package. Since then, I have also tried to step in when dependencies of Gramps needed work. That meant joining the Debian GIS Team first. Then helping out there with other packages (and their dependencies), has meant that I have spread my wings out to other teams (e.g. Debian Javascript Team & Debian Python Modules Team). I am also the Test Team Lead at the moment in Ubuntu Studio, as I have a history of trying to play music (these days very badly). As most of the Ubuntu Studio seeded packages come from the Debian Multimedia Team, this is probably where I should be focussing my efforts. But the numerous, fast moving, node-* packages keep me pretty busy. The Free Software ecosystem & philosophy is such a relief to me. It is so great to help out with fixing bugs and distributing those fixes out to end users. Being able to see the source code, and speak directly with the upstream developers, and get help from so many willing and knowledgable people in the community is wonderful! -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- iQIzBAEBCAAdFiEEZBjBLN3JFZ8LzvKD3m/9uMjWSL0FAllmSI4ACgkQ3m/9uMjW SL13og/9FWWYVLS29evJERDkH2mNS7FrVyqK69zJJPNsK78DYChceAN3nfCz5wVm T83WG9gjWcBrhVOoCO2t3I73w9TkLBVJaYkzMDiWQu/VV2hDHJLmN3lV9BfxjWck l1hnMbGvNrihJ/K/gewq/Hs4L4LQ9K9t5Bj1v5z3zhlpZDgo3zdeAq3ryVt7+V/i p6ipby5jy3KQJkNPow8fbuC3JFDAzhwkJvsGIOE6EMDlCqTy+9inePHKlNlMwJFj kjfei7yVqT5lKvvfkK6mMaByDxoG168Y85Wty2gqASOSYAS2gPujoOEhtvhI/VB2 WBfbiCTKxRYueujR33OyDfMHOuyeEqI+wNEj/z6QTVwGuVM/zVWBA2p8wwrbmK97 +H7s33q8nDSwn8ptfplIPsHJxTKCIMbfwOWpmCQW98dUi1M3kchIeUKyI08+agCZ DvauiXlpJ1KM30yWnpqXksLjLdS69U2W9HQD9GNaVSmLsf9cUwkBni4t4rLMNIcL EbyaqFt6QaIeHKUL/GaA9nPrKzF0NcnQNADDoCZo9D8C/H/HHnmCAf6S8PwT++vz UilXtf0gFCCgpodGsgxMzp3S/fsVE/BIF/qm4RcL9uPrJtVtT3V2w1L2AjR7AWB2 ZbKaNmm+7idYWDrP3/FnlcIzb8D1bJF/JhpfktUuabXjUacAv9U= =oFfw -END PGP SIGNATURE- Santiago Ruano Rincón (via nm.debian.org) -- https://nm.debian.org/process/192
Alex Muntada: Application Manager report
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA512 For nm.debian.org, at 2017-06-22: Alex Muntada is a Free Software activist working as a systems engineer at UPC BarcelonaTech. After looking at his contributions and after exchanging some emails to get to know them a bit better, I agree with the advocate(s) that Alex can and should indeed be a Debian Developer, uploading right now. Cheers, -- Santiago -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- iQIzBAEBCgAdFiEEZBjBLN3JFZ8LzvKD3m/9uMjWSL0FAllLffsACgkQ3m/9uMjW SL0HqRAAtjOLOi8d1xf9JmRTs6ijl8U1cdyAtAp9BzKZRv+29PPWJ6C/5lmc0eJG UYWLLMdlwxMkcgLvKBner3+Js9wcQu/AeJaj1/rHTMe6enGZBaONddbxIQTAfW8g ZtpxCkPaNfl2wZ8kBs25SfMDsLHKrwd+OpazElRIeIRKkiFCrY+bnG8s4EKIx2tf HzU9/bJ0t/TuELcJR43qxn+Pe7TaEZbWD+LZDTi7NrYSFSZYFQeFOHtkklsOCZer e7Ea+TDflCnRK5baM2O83Yi7d5Lj5IEHqRNV/uMG0k9+NvSy81Qi24iFbs95r5Dl AO/q08UvLv8cIP8nLuf4vLlvZ+VlfcXkhDyWRJVDIZ7zYXQniSVgoTG9TI+J1heh 4/YmQlCp7wbnQM1RGE/vdsAnPjWfAs0Xsu/jQtjgwB47RbS+cC7fWzxYHwmhp3Wt gzdKdDrNRRjAU+2/nJo1h3iRNbx3lGgfvaGNngoAI5uivoN4ag9/tHwZxK3xtcxl 8UjetKoBWvAJ1SKY9fb649MSvvXw3JIet70z3c7K2+vsOc99/+GBbn+DzkHZo3PV DeB9+0Ng1BqSPgTgza7XZMk3a6MZfVD976s/x3qtw3RjbzpPnzUTl0iYhJTfSUTE /+mQzv+Wdxe+jmNM/dv2u+kIom2WZvgmLxgH2jshrJSDv80HeVo= =mq7u -END PGP SIGNATURE- Santiago Ruano Rincón (via nm.debian.org) -- https://nm.debian.org/process/171
Luca Boccassi: Advocate
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA256 For nm.debian.org, at 2017-03-20: I support Luca Boccassi <luca.bocca...@gmail.com>'s request to become Debian Developer, uploading. I have worked with Luca Boccassi on packaging Data Plane Development Kit (DPDK), for about six months. As dpdk changelogs show, Luca is one of the main contributors. I have already granted him with DM upload rights for dpdk, and I think he is ready for applying for DD. I think Luca Boccassi <luca.bocca...@gmail.com> (key A9EA9081724FFAE0484C35A1A81CEA22BC8C7E2E) can be trusted to be a full member of Debian, and have unsupervised, unrestricted upload rights, right now. -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- iQIzBAEBCAAdFiEEZBjBLN3JFZ8LzvKD3m/9uMjWSL0FAljPpvAACgkQ3m/9uMjW SL0/wBAAtqA1URiZNLb9VUXe22gbVFeVaoqoaSDPUW26hqktcdRVGSSa4sQpKhD+ W4m1G3bs4WaR89q50QrDhlAoU+mgtDzfBJcgYF6Xt8N3kWcwWT6kymFeW84wCgOy HuYOOsSexhVr7FIB0+V6g265EtMVXyjLukBtv7E2sCBi+s6XFuYZu31wU+vSpPgb FmGyRWhzo4QJqLjHOtIioxy1wVnEpQcZkoEmONd74kkaRHIiA9oVijEW1T1fuwTW Hk2S9sJ/k5yeLXAPkrB0Rzc1GZs/MUEatvXmyuPteUsB9uxIZOzR69JW/vFAfJHD B/wMN6Q8pUpdm6Owfb5d0rV397+I9q2eA3Jfka+OwLga4/vzdS026dzg4esEBOWD i89m6F+MOKqY5e2lJygNIXzv16oFA56ccNHt+irZbyLGeEnZ8xfCIVT5xHNtFDsx 3poO7kTtUWRPogOwa2793GqDq7NC00nBBuXqTLpFgbUBywoHVabFvyHBlwBjpjX2 BPVuHvA1uXUWfmNQouHciU+Xqol+awBwrWEt38bIhxhkP8cErhGmprYIMYKQp8o+ gZW0P3hxU1p+kss4b/2NpNpumPdO+6GRNVzLBB0/WdjnzLc/4Ys9T4hu/DLkyXza MZ2YkPWyFyeqsCSn7z/O4CPvx328dc8zFwZ3cmTSvwpN7v0L+hc= =yWsu -END PGP SIGNATURE----- Santiago Ruano Rincón (via nm.debian.org) -- https://nm.debian.org/process/166
Lisa Baron: Application Manager report
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA512 For nm.debian.org, at 2017-03-17: After looking at Lisa Baron <l...@funky-badger.org>'s contributions and after exchanging some emails to get to know them a bit better, I agree with the advocate(s) that Lisa Baron <l...@funky-badger.org> can and should indeed be a Debian Developer, non-uploading right now. -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- iQIzBAEBCgAdFiEEZBjBLN3JFZ8LzvKD3m/9uMjWSL0FAljLqWcACgkQ3m/9uMjW SL0owhAAoxns5cahNFjgaMVf2Iwq4YcsLQ3+Q8Sk3bd9ExKEPTPY+/Z6r+vim/g2 d3VQonY3sdhNbCBcFr79xFPoK7VAv1gAwUY+eUVjgbEG4k05nqdD9msjTBMajpLd QaGB/JtpDMnQtUT51VHSlQKEpGxUPnJ0dGMZY3WBuMllK1x2+ih0nx5X5m+4bUxL XIKlv20mfEIr8i6izl3cRJ4Kr5UKFl1IiE/JfAODLJiAtMuhREtyz0+u7kzwVe7c ct9ilrGULjofvcfav9TSE1/Ghji+kwKtjNhVKsir5i46srnkVUIGvgr0imAtroKE TxPIi0ctU8qgY1sEZMNX5wnE0VPpZL58ydHRByi2KWOQ9aVkPqL/hUW+eqE/kw98 WNNl7nPNYbX5ItOR45c8flvI2lm9JTgYwKk7gv19w1paJKmX2lCJReq6s0XlEzAu 10g8pZYOSv4lULaVJU6rnPjx4xJi6FKQ1dHp7NWK2uYIIgg4Ilq95Q0jNSP0Pc5t lXajGO5DSIFZO46XNgKJPQxGXJ3nZFX4/DdWzSMl1zaUkkgYM+7A1zZIaozaOVZs wKyMl8aR8TlWIYrFyW97YWsiJqc1ql2UfaWKFxYcYVY6IMez8xQSeyDoyHZaj4/z 4GtHDIR5WEYjtT8M8mIoE2cX3tUFc0zIhHhIHlHihNOWnsXz1XA= =r3XA -END PGP SIGNATURE- Santiago Ruano Rincón (via nm.debian.org) -- https://nm.debian.org/process/48
AM report for Ole Streicher
I recommend to accept Ole Streicher as a Debian Developer. 1. Identification Account Data First name: Ole Middle name: - Last name: Streicher Key fingerprint: BAFC6C85F7CB143FEEB6FB157115AFD07710DCF7 Account: olebole 2. Background - Born 1966 in Berlin/Germany, PhD in physics 2000, currently working at Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics (AIP) Potsdam. My first Linux experiences date back to 1993, where we started to use Linux machines for data acquisition and analysis. With the Debian ecosystem, I started to work in 2005 when Ubuntu came out (Ubuntu is still my primary desktop system). Since 2009, I started to create packages; first for local use only, and since 2011 I contribute to Debian, getting maintainer status in 2012. The primary goal here is to make Debian a valuable system for Astrophysicists: Although many software in this field is written for Linux, the installation and maintenance of computers in astrophysics is quite hard: many packages are old, partly unmaintained, difficult to install. Having a good base here would be definitely a plus. The work which goes there does not just improve Debian, but the whole astrophysics software community: other systems are not too different in their requirements. A good Debian package is also a good base to work on a Fedora package, or on one of the MacOSX repositories (and vice versa). Having agreements across distributions about package (and dependency) structure, naming and directory structure conventions etc. would make life easier for us astronomers. And, a joint request helps that upstream authors can be convinced about todays software requirements, be this a clear (and free) licensing, handling of convenience copies or other topics. A final point is that good software packages, even for quite special purposes, enable others to step into the data processing of existing astrophysical observations. This helps on one side to make the scientific progress in this field more transparent, on the other side this enables scientists that have no access to the large observatories (the European Southern Observatory as an example here) to use these data for own scientific investigations, helping to lower the gap to the developed countries. This mainly describes my motivation and primary areas of interest. The contributions I made so far are mainly packaging (for a complete list see my DDPO page, http://qa.debian.org/developer.php?login=debian%40liska.ath.cx). The most complicated package there was saods9, which needed a quite large restructuration in order to fullfill the policy, including the packaging of ~10 other dependencies and subdependencies, and a longer discussion about licensing with the (independent) upstream authors of the dependencies. The major package that is in development yet is python-astropy, where I am in close contact with the upstream authors. work with them since they started the project, and so the communication is very good. Cheers, Santiago signature.asc Description: Digital signature
AM report for Thadeu Cascardo
(This application was previously managed by Michael Koch) 1. Identification Account Data First name: Thadeu Middle name: Lima de Souza Last name: Cascardo Key fingerprint: DF81 3B22 6DD3 9A2C 530F 6F7D 0ABA 6503 72FD 9571 Account: cascardo Forward email: casca...@minaslivre.org ID check passed, key signed by 1 existing developer: Output from keycheck.sh: gpg: requesting key 72FD9571 from hkp server keys.gnupg.net pub 4096R/72FD9571 2012-04-11 [expires: 2014-04-11] Key fingerprint = DF81 3B22 6DD3 9A2C 530F 6F7D 0ABA 6503 72FD 9571 uid Thadeu Lima de Souza Cascardo casca...@minaslivre.org sig! 3264A5C4 2012-05-03 Marcelo Jorge Vieira (metal) me...@debian.org sig!372FD9571 2012-04-11 Thadeu Lima de Souza Cascardo casca...@minaslivre.org uid Thadeu Lima de Souza Cascardo casca...@cascardo.info sig! 3264A5C4 2012-05-03 Marcelo Jorge Vieira (metal) me...@debian.org sig!372FD9571 2012-04-11 Thadeu Lima de Souza Cascardo casca...@minaslivre.org uid Thadeu Lima de Souza Cascardo casca...@holoscopio.com sig! 3264A5C4 2012-05-03 Marcelo Jorge Vieira (metal) me...@debian.org sig!372FD9571 2012-04-11 Thadeu Lima de Souza Cascardo casca...@minaslivre.org sub 4096R/29B9CE46 2012-04-11 [expires: 2014-04-11] sig! 72FD9571 2012-04-11 Thadeu Lima de Souza Cascardo casca...@minaslivre.org Key is OpenPGP version 4 or greater. Key has 4096 bits. Valid e flag, expires Fri 11 Apr 2014 02:11:51 UTC. Valid s flag, expires Fri 11 Apr 2014 02:11:51 UTC. The previous key with fingerprint FB0E 6ACC 40D5 CFFF 0340 45E8 C93A 6BC9 172A B52D was signed by 5 developers: gpg: requesting key 172AB52D from hkp server keys.gnupg.net gpg: NOTE: signature key 172AB52D expired Tue 31 Aug 2010 19:44:57 UTC pub 1024D/172AB52D 2007-04-11 [expired: 2010-08-31] Key fingerprint = FB0E 6ACC 40D5 CFFF 0340 45E8 C93A 6BC9 172A B52D uid Thadeu Lima de Souza Cascardo (Minas Livre) casca...@minaslivre.org sig! 90E5CA46 2007-04-19 Felipe Augusto van de Wiel (faw) f...@debian.org sig! 268A084D 2008-04-23 Pablo Lorenzzoni (Spectra) spec...@debian.org sig! 0F9CB28F 2008-05-03 Antonio Terceiro terce...@softwarelivre.org sig! 005C3B82 2008-08-15 Jose Parrella bure...@debian.org sig! 307D56ED 2008-08-24 Noèl Köthe n...@debian.org gpg: NOTE: signature key 172AB52D expired Tue 31 Aug 2010 19:44:57 UTC ... Key is OpenPGP version 4 or greater. Key has only 1024 bits. This is not acceptable if the application was started after October 1st, 2010 (see [KM] for details). [KM] http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2010/09/msg3.html This is an DSA key. This might need an explanation (see [KM] for details). [KM] http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2010/09/msg3.html Valid e flag, no expiration. Valid s flag, but it expires Tue 31 Aug 2010 19:44:57 UTC. This is too soon! Please ask the applicant to extend the lifetime of their OpenPGP key. 2. Background - Applicant writes: I've started playing with computers 17 years ago, with an Intel 486. I started writing little programs with BATCH and the with BASIC. Less than two years later (I can't recall exactly when), I had contact with GNU/Linux in a ISP owned by my uncle, the first one in town. I modified a few scripts in Perl that would allow customers change their passwords and query their access hours (by that time, you had to pay for an hour of dial-up access). By 1999, I bought a book of writing programs in C for Linux (in fact, for GNU, since the focus were on gcc, gnu makefile, rcs and gnu libc). That was when I've really become a programmer. But it was not until 2002, about a year after I've moved to a bigger city to go to college, that I've found out what Free Software really was. Until then, I've only heard about Linux and Open Source. Nothing about GNU or Free Software. I was used to Conectiva, which, at the start, was a translated copy of Red Hat (I still own their first box, which they call Conectiva Red Hat Linux). The person who enlightened me was Gustavo Noronha (k...@debian.org), and I got into reading Free Software Foundation Philosophy section all that weekend. I decided to try Linux From Scratch, in which I built an entire system, including toolchain, and that taught me a lot about the technical details of how the system worked. When my filesystem crashed, more than a year later, I decided to really try Debian, and that is the system I've been using for more than eight years now. I've contributed to many free softwares fixing bugs mostly and I usually report and send patches for some Debian bugs and upstream bugs. I've been working with the XMPP team and still report and try to fix some bugs in the way. I have been working lately with ppc64 and I have an interest in
Re: DM application of Julián Moreno Patiño
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi there, On 04/10/10 05:01, Julián Moreno Patiño wrote: This is my declaration of intent to become a Debian Maintainer. I have read the Social Contract, Debian Free Software Guidelines and Debian Machine Usage Policy and agree with all of them. Currently, I maintain the packages amispammer,cvs2html, ne, pyragua, python-gd, sshguard, ora2pg and I comaintainthe packages libdbd-oracle-perl. I sponsored amispammer and reviewed other packages, like ne, pyragua and ora2pg. I have never had to suggest major changes to Julián's work. I think he has all the needed technical skills to maintain and upload his packages by himself. So, I support his application, and encourage him to continue contributing to Debian. Regards, Santiago -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.4.10 (GNU/Linux) iEYEARECAAYFAkzFfhAACgkQQUuEI2/szeCitwCfS72W+Ffs1d0PreNIq2g12WBn unUAnAjSGH2Ixg2jhkwvNkriJdR+6Gw+ =HaiO -END PGP SIGNATURE- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-newmaint-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/4cc57e16.4020...@debian.org
Re: DM application of Luis Uribe
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi, On 22/10/10 08:05, Luis Uribe wrote: Hi all, This is my declaration of intent to become a Debian Maintainer http://wiki.debian.org/DebianMaintainer. I have read the Social Contract, Debian Free Software Guidelines and Debian Machine Usage Policy and agree with all of them. Currently, I maintain the packages: * autolog * ipkungfu * mxml * netmask * nwall * nwrite * rolldice * xtalk And i'm adopting pgfouine and php-pager. My GnuPG key DAD3D5EE is signed by the Debian Developers: + Gunnar Eyal Wolf Iszaevich gw...@debian.org + Luciano Bello luci...@debian.org + Marcelo E. Magallon mmaga...@debian.org + René Mayorga rmayo...@debian.org I look forward to becoming a Debian Maintainer. Thanks for your attention. Thanks I have known Luis for 5 or 6 years (I don't remember how much exactly) and I would be very happy if he does not have to waste time asking other people for uploading the package he maintains. I have sponsored several packages for him, like ipkungfu, netmask, nwrite and xtalk. I am sure he is fully competent and responsible for taking care of his packages and upload them by his own. Therefore, I support his application as Debian Maintainer. Cheers ! Santiago -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.4.10 (GNU/Linux) iEYEARECAAYFAkzFjT4ACgkQQUuEI2/szeAq1wCfQrTIjpqM+i/h+S9gLOgh2FP9 H8kAn0pdP6R63P8LY4e9xMzPBwmxwKJJ =ZAj5 -END PGP SIGNATURE- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-newmaint-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/4cc58d42.4060...@debian.org
AM report for Muammar El Khatib muammarelkha...@gmail.com
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Report for new developer applicant Muammar El Khatib muammarelkha...@gmail.com: 1. Identification Account Data - First name: Muammar Last name: El Khatib Key fingerprint: 90B8 BFC4 4A75 B881 39A3 1440 30EB 403B 1270 29F1 Account: muammar Forward email: muammarelkha...@gmail.com ID check passed, key signed by several existing developers: Output from keycheck.sh: Syncing Debian Keyrings with rsync from keyring.debian.org Receiving and checking key gpg: requesting key 127029F1 from hkp server keys.gnupg.net pub 1024D/127029F1 2006-04-28 [expires: 2011-04-27] Key fingerprint = 90B8 BFC4 4A75 B881 39A3 1440 30EB 403B 1270 29F1 uid Muammar El Khatib (muammarelkhatib) muammarelkha...@gmail.com gpg: NOTE: signature key 4E26A87D expired Sun Nov 22 12:46:42 2009 CET sig! 797EBFAB 2006-10-27 Enrico Zini enr...@enricozini.org sig! 58510B5A 2007-06-19 Christoph Berg c...@df7cb.de sig! DD1B0EF7 2007-06-19 Mario Iseli ma...@debian.org sig! A1EE761C 2007-06-19 Pierre Habouzit pierre.habou...@intersec.com sig! 3D08B612 2007-06-19 Mark Purcell m...@debian.org sig! C1F24EA4 2007-06-19 Stefan Fritsch s...@sfritsch.de sig! C34AA484 2007-06-19 Benjamin Seidenberg benja...@debian.org sig! 4743206C 2007-06-19 Joachim Breitner m...@joachim-breitner.de sig! 307D56ED 2007-06-19 No?l K?the n...@debian.org sig! 962E3890 2007-06-20 Arjan Oosting arjanoost...@home.nl sig! F1BCDB73 2007-06-20 Aurelien Jarno aurel...@aurel32.net sig! FC81E159 2007-06-20 Tim Cutts t...@chiark.greenend.org.uk sig! 0AFC7476 2007-06-21 Russ Allbery r...@stanford.edu sig! 66A90DE2 2007-06-21 Jos? L. Redrejo Rodr?guez jredr...@edu.juntaextremadura.net sig! 969457F0 2007-06-27 Joost van Baal joos...@mdcc.cx sig! EA7CF5AD 2007-07-04 Nicolas FRAN?OIS nek...@debian.org sig! 90E5CA46 2007-09-23 Felipe Augusto van de Wiel (faw) f...@debian.org sig! C0143D2D 2008-08-15 Christian Perrier christian.perr...@onera.fr sig! 16BD77C6 2008-08-15 Gerfried Fuchs rho...@debian.at sig! 005C3B82 2008-08-15 Jose Parrella bure...@debian.org sig! F2C423BC 2008-08-16 Stefano Zacchiroli z...@upsilon.cc sig! 023B3F4F 2008-08-19 Lucas Nussbaum lu...@lucas-nussbaum.net sig! 28BCB3E3 2008-08-19 Neil Williams (Debian) codeh...@debian.org sig! E0BA04C1 2008-08-21 Ralf Treinen trei...@debian.org sig! B1DF9A57 2008-08-28 Giacomo Catenazzi c...@debian.org sig! E8C43461 2008-11-02 Ana Beatriz Guerrero L?pez a...@ekaia.org sig! 3E7B4B73 2009-03-29 Lionel Elie Mamane lio...@mamane.lu sig!3D8480F2E 2008-08-15 Jan Luebbe jlue...@lasnet.de sig!3127029F1 2006-04-28 Muammar El Khatib (muammarelkhatib) muammarelkha...@gmail.com sig!3127029F1 2008-04-24 Muammar El Khatib (muammarelkhatib) muammarelkha...@gmail.com sig! A0FB5DA6 2008-08-16 Gustavo Noronha Silva k...@debian.org uid Muammar El Khatib (muammarelkhatib) muam...@cantv.net sig! 58510B5A 2008-08-15 Christoph Berg c...@df7cb.de sig! 16BD77C6 2008-08-15 Gerfried Fuchs rho...@debian.at sig! 005C3B82 2008-08-15 Jose Parrella bure...@debian.org sig! F2C423BC 2008-08-16 Stefano Zacchiroli z...@upsilon.cc sig! B1DF9A57 2008-08-28 Giacomo Catenazzi c...@debian.org sig! E8C43461 2008-11-02 Ana Beatriz Guerrero L?pez a...@ekaia.org sig! 3E7B4B73 2009-03-29 Lionel Elie Mamane lio...@mamane.lu sig!3127029F1 2008-04-24 Muammar El Khatib (muammarelkhatib) muammarelkha...@gmail.com uid Muammar El Khatib (muammarelkhatib) muam...@teorex.org sig! 58510B5A 2008-08-15 Christoph Berg c...@df7cb.de sig! 16BD77C6 2008-08-15 Gerfried Fuchs rho...@debian.at sig! 005C3B82 2008-08-15 Jose Parrella bure...@debian.org sig! F2C423BC 2008-08-16 Stefano Zacchiroli z...@upsilon.cc sig! 023B3F4F 2008-08-19 Lucas Nussbaum lu...@lucas-nussbaum.net sig! 28BCB3E3 2008-08-19 Neil Williams (Debian) codeh...@debian.org sig! E0BA04C1 2008-08-21 Ralf Treinen trei...@debian.org sig! 307D56ED 2008-08-24 No?l K?the n...@debian.org sig! B1DF9A57 2008-08-28 Giacomo Catenazzi c...@debian.org sig! 3E7B4B73 2009-03-29 Lionel Elie Mamane lio...@mamane.lu sig!3D8480F2E 2008-08-15 Jan Luebbe jlue...@lasnet.de sig!3127029F1 2008-05-28 Muammar El Khatib (muammarelkhatib) muammarelkha...@gmail.com sig! A0FB5DA6 2008-08-16 Gustavo Noronha Silva k...@debian.org uid Muammar El Khatib (muammarelkhatib) muam...@debian.org.ve sig! 58510B5A 2008-08-15 Christoph Berg c...@df7cb.de sig! 16BD77C6 2008-08-15 Gerfried Fuchs
AM report for Patryk Cisek
Report for new developer applicant Patryk Cisek pat...@prezu.one.pl: 1. Identification Background -- Check with Keyid D86A66BA ID Check passed, Key signed from several DDs: Syncing Debian Keyrings with rsync from keyring.debian.org Receiving and checking key gpg: requesting key D86A66BA from hkp server subkeys.pgp.net pub 1024D/D86A66BA 2004-06-14 Key fingerprint = DC02 BED6 4639 13B8 17BB 6AEC 5EC4 2C53 D86A 66BA uid Patryk Cisek pat...@prezu.one.pl sig! EFC18770 2005-08-13 Pawel Wiecek co...@vmh.net sig!3D86A66BA 2004-09-08 Patryk Cisek pat...@prezu.one.pl sig!3D86A66BA 2004-09-12 Patryk Cisek pat...@prezu.one.pl sig!3D86A66BA 2005-03-26 Patryk Cisek pat...@prezu.one.pl sig!3D86A66BA 2005-03-24 Patryk Cisek pat...@prezu.one.pl sig!3D86A66BA 2005-03-24 Patryk Cisek pat...@prezu.one.pl sig! FF1F7A5C 2008-04-24 Lukasz Jachowicz ho...@7thguard.net uid Prezu p...@interia.pl sig! EFC18770 2005-08-13 Pawel Wiecek co...@vmh.net sig!3D86A66BA 2004-09-08 Patryk Cisek pat...@prezu.one.pl sig! FF1F7A5C 2008-04-24 Lukasz Jachowicz ho...@7thguard.net uid Patryk Cisek pat...@dug.net.pl sig!3D86A66BA 2006-02-20 Patryk Cisek pat...@prezu.one.pl sig! FF1F7A5C 2008-04-24 Lukasz Jachowicz ho...@7thguard.net uid [ revoked] Patryk Cisek patr...@plusnet.pl sig! EFC18770 2005-08-13 Pawel Wiecek co...@vmh.net rev! D86A66BA 2006-05-16 Patryk Cisek pat...@prezu.one.pl sig!3D86A66BA 2004-06-14 Patryk Cisek pat...@prezu.one.pl sig!3D86A66BA 2005-03-24 Patryk Cisek pat...@prezu.one.pl uid Patryk Cisek 102...@student.pwr.wroc.pl sig! EFC18770 2005-08-13 Pawel Wiecek co...@vmh.net sig!3D86A66BA 2004-11-10 Patryk Cisek pat...@prezu.one.pl sig!3D86A66BA 2005-03-24 Patryk Cisek pat...@prezu.one.pl sig! FF1F7A5C 2008-04-24 Lukasz Jachowicz ho...@7thguard.net uid Patryk Cisek patryk.ci...@gmail.com sig!3D86A66BA 2008-05-16 Patryk Cisek pat...@prezu.one.pl sub 1024g/482F585B 2004-06-14 sig! D86A66BA 2004-06-14 Patryk Cisek pat...@prezu.one.pl Let's test if its a version 4 or greater key Key is ok Check for key expire stuff Key has no expiration date set, nothing to check. Applicant writes: I simply felt in love with GNU/Linux when I first installed it and found out, that it's pretty easy to customize the software to your needs, simply because you've got an access to the source code! I'm not a kernel hacker, I prefer C++, especially using Qt :) Debian was not the first distro I've tried. First one was Mandrake. I also tried Red Hat (which back in 1998 was not very different than Mandrake). Well, I had problems configuring them both to work as a router for my neighborhood's network (I was a noob then), so I also gave Debian a chance. :) With it I had no problems, I just worked (Woody). After a short while I found out, that there's a strong comunity behind Debian (and open-source in general). I stared contributing to very popular (in Poland) instant-messager: Kadu (http://kadu.net). The most popular IM in Poland is closed-source Gadu-Gadu program (http://gadu-gadu.pl/). It also runs only on Microsoft Windows. So there have appeared several open-source clients. Some of them are for unix-like systems. Most popular are EKG2 http://ekg2.org - console client) and Kadu (http://kadu.net - X11 client, based on Qt3). Kadu meets all my needs, so I've chosen it, and also started to contribute to it. First I started writing modules for it (plugins loaded as shared libraries). Some of them: http://kadu.net/~patryk/miastoplusa_sms/ - my first one. Allows to send text messages to cell phones via http://plus.pl gateway http://kadu.net/~patryk/mbox_sms/ - similar to the above one, but for different provider http://kadu.net/~patryk/mime_tex/ - My favorite. Here I used a code of John Forkosh's MimeTeX program to produce gif images with mathematics formula, which then can be sent as Kadu's message (was useful for me, since I wrote my master thesis in phisics and I often consulted my colleagues from college). http://kadu.net/~patryk/powerkadu/ - This was a big one. It was not only my work - there were several guys working on it (it's SVN repo: http://www.kadu.net/svn/powerkadu/). I think most of the work in this module is mine - which you can verify browsing the repo's history (by login on kadu.net is patryk). The module grown pretty big, so we decided to split it to several separate modules (e. g. the above mime_tex). http://kadu.net/~patryk/anonymous_check/ - It also was part of PowerKadu. This module is useful it strangers often bug you via Gadu-Gadu/Kadu. It searches the public directory (database of Gadu-Gadu users), looking for your interlocutor and shows you info about him. Helps you decide
AM report for Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Report for new developer applicant Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED]: 1. Identification Background -- Check with Keyid DF901724 ID Check passed, Key signed from several DDs: Syncing Debian Keyrings with rsync from keyring.debian.org Receiving and checking key gpg: requesting key DF901724 from hkp server subkeys.pgp.net pub 1024D/DF901724 2002-04-19 Key fingerprint = 935E 449D 2B08 43E4 FF6C E510 F6EE 83B9 DF90 1724 uid Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig! 307D56ED 2007-06-18 Noèl Köthe [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig! 7E7B8AC9 2007-08-01 Joerg Jaspert [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!3DF901724 2003-09-30 Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!3DF901724 2003-04-23 Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!3DF901724 2002-04-19 Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!3DF901724 2004-05-08 Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!3DF901724 2004-05-08 Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!3DF901724 2004-05-08 Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!3DF901724 2004-05-08 Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!3DF901724 2004-05-08 Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!3DF901724 2004-05-08 Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!3DF901724 2004-05-08 Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!3DF901724 2002-04-19 Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig! C09FD35A 2008-03-08 Andreas Tille [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!373647CFF 2008-03-02 Nico Golde [EMAIL PROTECTED] uid Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig! 307D56ED 2007-06-18 Noèl Köthe [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig! 7E7B8AC9 2007-08-01 Joerg Jaspert [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!3DF901724 2004-05-08 Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig! C09FD35A 2008-03-08 Andreas Tille [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!373647CFF 2008-03-02 Nico Golde [EMAIL PROTECTED] uid Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig! 7E7B8AC9 2007-08-01 Joerg Jaspert [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig! 307D56ED 2007-06-18 Noèl Köthe [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!3DF901724 2004-05-08 Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig! C09FD35A 2008-03-08 Andreas Tille [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!373647CFF 2008-03-02 Nico Golde [EMAIL PROTECTED] uid Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig! 307D56ED 2007-06-18 Noèl Köthe [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig! 7E7B8AC9 2007-08-01 Joerg Jaspert [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!3DF901724 2003-09-30 Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!3DF901724 2003-04-23 Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!3DF901724 2002-11-11 Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig! C09FD35A 2008-03-08 Andreas Tille [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!373647CFF 2008-03-02 Nico Golde [EMAIL PROTECTED] uid Network Operation Center [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!3DF901724 2004-05-08 Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig! C09FD35A 2008-03-08 Andreas Tille [EMAIL PROTECTED] sig!373647CFF 2008-03-02 Nico Golde [EMAIL PROTECTED] sub 2048g/A1C68E5A 2002-04-19 sig! DF901724 2003-09-30 Jan Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] Let's test if its a version 4 or greater key Key is ok Check for key expire stuff Key has no expiration date set, nothing to check. Applicant writes: My first contact to computers was round about 15 years ago with a PC 286 and Software from Redmond and Caldera. 4 years later I got in touch with SuSE Linux, cause this was the only distribution (beside DLD) which supports ISDN, a wide deployed communication technology in Germany at this time. After using SuSE some time and (some tries of) updating existing systems, I came to the conclusion, that I need a distribution which supports smooth updated paths and so I went to potato. Staying at university with permanent and fast internet connection did help to just make it quite easy to work with it. Since then I was fine with Debian GNU/Linux. I also was able to convince most of my colleagues, that it could be great to use it in an ISP environment (where I'm working since 5 years now). Using my favorite distribution for years leads me to some things: * I want to give something back to the (Debian-)Community * I want to have a chance to work on parts (of Debian) directly, where I feel, there is something that needs to be changed and is maybe also useful for others So I started to package for backports.org round about 06/2006. Some time after that I started to package for my own, with help and sponsoreship of Daniel Baumann. Since 12/2006 I'm part of the 'Debian Nagios Maintainer Group' with work on 'nagios-snmp-plugins' and contributing to 'nagios-plugins'. Future plans: Some time ago some people had an idea about creating a webapps repository with different release cycles than the official distribution, but not time to get it started. Since I'm short term might really busy with my yet unborn daughter, I will see what I can do when lenny is released. 2. Account Data --- Account: waja Forward email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 3. Philosophy and Procedures
Advocating Luis Rodrigo Gallardo as Debian Maintainer
I recommend Luis Rodrigo Gallardo Cruz as Debian Maintainer, who is
waiting for his Debian account.
I met him in Debconf 6 and I've sponsored uploads for his packages
since. He takes care of liferea, keytouch{,-editor}, pubtal, among
others.
Rodrigo is a responsible maintainer, in the latest uploads I haven't
had need to propose any change for his packages and I trust in his work.
Rodrigo's QA page:
http://qa.debian.org/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Regards,
Santiago
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