Re: Easy removals: C and D

2006-05-31 Thread Matthijs Mohlmann

Steve Langasek wrote:

On Tue, May 09, 2006 at 03:04:47PM -0400, Nathanael Nerode wrote:

C and D packages.  (Binary package names beginning with C and D, that is.
You'll see some source package names which don't.)



# 365794
remove cbrowser/0.8-1


Unreproducible, possibly specific to a tk variant that's been removed from
etch; downgraded.


# 365680, security
remove cgiirc/0.5.4-6


Fixed on security.d.o, waiting for proposed-updates to be unblocked so that
it can be let into the main archive; AFAICT, no reason to remove it now from
testing, though it would be good if the fixed package were available from
*somewhere* other than security/stable...


# 365181
remove s-http-server/20051218-1


Fixed by update from unstable.


# 340177, security
remove cscope/15.5-1.1


Fixed for stable/testing by DSA, same hold-up as cgiirc.


# 366128
remove ding/1.4-3


Previously downgraded as unreproducible.


# 364264
remove directvnc/0.7.5-7.1


Fixed in maintainer upload, available now in testing.


# 365174
remove doc-iana/2003.07-1


Hinted.


# 233004 -- patched bug, probably deserves NMU
remove docbook-website/2.5.0.0-7.1


Hinted.


# 344942 -- patched bug, also orphaned
remove doxymacs/1.6.0-3


Hrm, package was removed from testing in February...


# 365989
remove dspam/3.6.4-3


Previously downgraded as unreproducible.

That's right, I'm not able to reproduce it. But 3.6.6-2 is in incoming / 
unstable and fixes a number of segfaults.



# 362588
remove tmview/1:01.03-12


Hinted.

Cheers,


Regards,

Matthijs Mohlmann



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Re: Easy removals: C and D

2006-05-31 Thread Steve Langasek
On Tue, May 09, 2006 at 03:04:47PM -0400, Nathanael Nerode wrote:
> C and D packages.  (Binary package names beginning with C and D, that is.
> You'll see some source package names which don't.)

> # 365794
> remove cbrowser/0.8-1

Unreproducible, possibly specific to a tk variant that's been removed from
etch; downgraded.

> # 365680, security
> remove cgiirc/0.5.4-6

Fixed on security.d.o, waiting for proposed-updates to be unblocked so that
it can be let into the main archive; AFAICT, no reason to remove it now from
testing, though it would be good if the fixed package were available from
*somewhere* other than security/stable...

> # 365181
> remove s-http-server/20051218-1

Fixed by update from unstable.

> # 340177, security
> remove cscope/15.5-1.1

Fixed for stable/testing by DSA, same hold-up as cgiirc.

> # 366128
> remove ding/1.4-3

Previously downgraded as unreproducible.

> # 364264
> remove directvnc/0.7.5-7.1

Fixed in maintainer upload, available now in testing.

> # 365174
> remove doc-iana/2003.07-1

Hinted.

> # 233004 -- patched bug, probably deserves NMU
> remove docbook-website/2.5.0.0-7.1

Hinted.

> # 344942 -- patched bug, also orphaned
> remove doxymacs/1.6.0-3

Hrm, package was removed from testing in February...

> # 365989
> remove dspam/3.6.4-3

Previously downgraded as unreproducible.

> # 362588
> remove tmview/1:01.03-12

Hinted.

Cheers,
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Re: cgiirc removal (was: Easy removals: C and D)

2006-05-11 Thread Nathanael Nerode
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>   I'm currently (almost done) updating cgiirc packages, I intend to adopt
>or NMU this, closing this and many other bugs.

I would like to remind you of the following statement which I made
with the first of these "easy kick-out-of-etch" messages:
>These all have RC bugs and are 'leaf' packages in etch.
>(As such, they will all get back in easily if the RC bugs are fixed.)

I am *not* proposing kicking any of these packages out of unstable (if
I were proposing that, the messages would go to debian-qa).

If cgiirc is removed from etch right now (as I suggest) --
then ten days after you upload the new versions of the packages, the new
versions will enter etch.  Just as they would if cgiirc wasn't removed
from etch now.

In other words, this (new, fixed package coming soon) is *not* a reason
to postpone the removal of the old package from etch.

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cgiirc removal (was: Easy removals: C and D)

2006-05-09 Thread Damián Viano
On Tue, May 09, 2006 at 03:04:47PM -0400, Nathanael Nerode wrote:
> C and D packages.  (Binary package names beginning with C and D, that is.
> You'll see some source package names which don't.)

> # 365680, security
> remove cgiirc/0.5.4-6

I'm currently (almost done) updating cgiirc packages, I intend to adopt
or NMU this, closing this and many other bugs.

I still have to contact actual mantainers to see how to integrate my
work, if this is enough I would like to ask for the removal to be hold a
little while.

I'll try to reach them and comment here before the end of the week.

Damián Viano(Des).


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Easy removals: C and D

2006-05-09 Thread Nathanael Nerode
C and D packages.  (Binary package names beginning with C and D, that is.
You'll see some source package names which don't.)

# 365794
remove cbrowser/0.8-1
# 365680, security
remove cgiirc/0.5.4-6
# 365181
remove s-http-server/20051218-1
# 340177, security
remove cscope/15.5-1.1
# 366128
remove ding/1.4-3
# 364264
remove directvnc/0.7.5-7.1
# 365174
remove doc-iana/2003.07-1
# 233004 -- patched bug, probably deserves NMU
remove docbook-website/2.5.0.0-7.1
# 344942 -- patched bug, also orphaned
remove doxymacs/1.6.0-3
# 365989
remove dspam/3.6.4-3
# 362588
remove tmview/1:01.03-12

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