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approved yearly or every other year would be that onerous.
(It's also the direction we're moving in for shell accounts on d.o as
you know; people who don't use them will have to go through changes@db
to reactivate their shell access.)
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grant somebody rights to a package, but want it to expire within $period
(or at least be subject to more aggressive QA/MIA checks than a normal
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]] Kurt Roeckx
> It's about to move to a new host, and I'm not sure if DSA is still
> going to give everybody access to that host.
I imagine that depends on what the secretary asks us to, with us having
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> ]] Filipus Klutiero
>
> > Great. Is this plan written? If so, it would be a good idea to make it
> > available.
>
> I'll see what we can get done. There's a bit of cleanup to be done,
> since we don't want to publish all the
otes and numbers from vendors which they've
asked not to be made public. Ditto, I don't think there's much point in
publishing the serial numbers of our various servers.
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Hi,
> Tollef Fog Heen wrote:
> > ]] Filipus Klutiero
> >
> > > It is concerning that we no longer receive enough hardware donations
> > > to meet our needs. I can only encourage these improvements to
> > > donations pages. Specifi
ven how much money and
> time DSA spends on each architecture.
We so far only have numbers for our services, where the cost of an extra
architecture is fairly small. As for time spent, we don't track that at
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am relationships, that set will shrink to
> nothing, too bad. The agreement will simply allow the set to exist, it
> will not magically fill it with browsers that implement t=something.
Based on this, I don't see any downsides for us in accepting such an
agreement, only possible upsides, so
27;d like to keep and send it back, gpg-signed,
or similar, so I don't really think we'll bother with differentiating
between dangerous and innocent groups.
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quest yet, but the wish is certainly there.
I thought Roland fixed that recently? If not, can you please try again
and see if it works now?
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don't think I've committed anything there since 2007 or so. I'm also
apparently a qa member, though I can't even remember asking to be put in
the group. :-)
(Not picking on those two groups specifically, I'm just using
d-i a few months before DC3, iirc.
I'm currently unable to find the IRC log where I told you about it,
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sprint and to Debian for sponsoring travel.
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| On Fri, 12 Nov 2010 17:27:08 +0100, Tollef Fog Heen wrote:
|
| > You don't think so. I do. One of the reasons is it puts a, IMO too
| > low value on other, similar work, so by taking petty donations for
| > small pieces of work, you are lowering the va
onsidering the taboo surrounding
| money. OTOH, a beggar doesn't provide any service at all.
My definition of people begging for money include charities asking for
money on the street. Those charities usually provide useful services.
I guess that wasn't entirely clear from my email.
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therefore Debian Developers) with begging, and I'd rather not be
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I know many people don't consider asking for donations begging, but I
do.
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even if MUCs aren't
very much used (yet), I don't know if you care about this.
Thanks for doing this survey, I've found reading the results interesting
in the past and hope to do so this time around as well.
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everyone can view
| it without having to check out via bzr.
It does, look at http://bzr.debian.org/loggerhead/dep/dep5/trunk/files
(Thanks to Steve for pointing out that loggerhead on Alioth had some
problems so they could be resolved.)
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| I'm sure these modern systems do have USB connectors.
It's quite inconvenient to plug USB sticks into machines which are on
the other side of the Atlantic ocean.
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a usb sticks, floppies, etc.
It's not uncommon to install machines you are not physically close to
and where plugging in hardware is therefore hard, so having it on the
install media already is quite useful.
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I
think this is a systemic problem where we are bad at discovering when
maintainers don't really maintain their packages that well any longer,
be it because they have lost interest, are overworked or something
else. What can we do to prevent this and when it happens, fix it?
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e? The TC can already rule over maintainership so perhaps that
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tes-on-a-budget-how-to-build-cheap-cloud-storage/
Maybe we should ask them to either sponsor one and one as a backup, sell
us one or similar? We'd not want to run their storage thing, which is
proprietary, but just having that much storage should be plenty for
quite a while, I'd think.
]] Andreas Barth
| * Tollef Fog Heen (tfh...@err.no) [090826 16:12]:
| > ]] Andreas Barth
|
| > | Our release policy tells in
| > | http://release.debian.org/squeeze/rc_policy.txt (please note the
| > | difference between conffiles and configuration files)
| >
| > I don
]] Andreas Barth
| * Tollef Fog Heen (tfh...@err.no) [090826 08:59]:
| > ]] Alexander Wirt
| >
| > | Luk Claes schrieb am Monday, den 24. August 2009:
| > |
| > | *snip*
| > | > Why would file-rc not work properly with dependency based booting?
| > |
| > | you know
keep
any changes the admin has made. I don't see why this would be
particularly hard, if insserv has a way to override particular bits?
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grave bug.
Downgrades have never been officially supported, though. Isn't this
approximately the same thing?
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| Tollef Fog Heen
| > you seem to think that moving wnpp traffic off -devel would be useful to
| > make -devel more attractive? Why do you think so?
| >
| > I think moving the traffic off would just mean fewer people would care
| > to review the wnpp mails and we
review the wnpp mails and we'd be worse off overall. I don't have
any numbers to back up that claim though, it's just a gut feeling.
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hich I guess
could/should have a link to the yubikey page. (It doesn't today.)
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pointing people
to where they can get one sounds reasonable.
Ideas, suggestions, thoughts?
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al is fine in non-free, or at
least was, last time I checked.
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nt to change that, we should also change who are the ones
legally responsible for the archive.
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| * Debconf 3
liw took this picture, iirc, so I assume he has the JPEG or RAW lying
around.
| They should have reasonable size for printing on large-size posters.
|
| Hints and links welcome, as well as eMailed once.
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NFS over OpenVPN between all debian hosts and a directory which is mode
1777 ? Sendfile over OpenVPN would also work and be less insecure
(though still no auth).
Passphraseless keys limited to sftp would also be an option, but on a
per-user basis.
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| it to, to the effort of sending a single mail and knowing you're done.
That's one way to look at it. For some of us, it means debian SSH
keys have to be handled specifically and not through $RCS update
through cron so it comes out as more, not less, work.
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and only acts if it's signed by the owner of the package (maintainer
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| On Fri, 2006-11-17 at 12:32:18 -0800, Tollef Fog Heen wrote:
| > They are just strings. But, as I wrote, they are just one example; we
| > would probably want to associate uploads and bzr branches as well. The
| > LP syntax could be LP: #123 for closing bugs,
Guillem Jover skrev:
For "specs" I would add a new syntax, which could be used by everyone
equally, even Debian could start using it if desired. Do launchpad specs
have a numeric value or are just strings?
They are just strings. But, as I wrote, they are just one example; we
would probably w
Guillem Jover skrev:
[...]
which are wrong, ugly or may need a central registration place to avoid
collisions either in the mnemonic or the "alternative" closure syntax.
Probably the cleanest one is the "Closes Ubuntu:" approach.
(With my Ubuntu, not my Debian hat on)
While closing bugs will
* Johannes Rohr
| Linus says: Linux is an OS, using the GNU tools and being packaged by
| distributors.
nah, he doesn't. He says that Linux is a kernel and useless without
any programs to use. It's also fairly boring to most people.
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is with their social
contract, http://www.gentoo.org/main/en/contract.xml . I think doing
things the way they have done it is perfectly acceptable, and if I'd
understood you correctly, you want to do something similar. So: go
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and 11th, same location as Debconf. NUUG is also the organization
behind COFSINO. Please see http://www.nuug.no/cofsino/ for more
information about COFSINO.
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think it should be able to scale.
(No, I am not saying: switch! switch!. Those which runs lists.d.o
have my greatest thanks for providing such a good service, though it
would be nicer if it ran on DFSG software, I am not going to tell them
how to do th
You will need to change the woody script in debootstrap.
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* Michael Holzt
| I think people up in the "higher ranks" of debian like Joey really
| should refrain from such phrases as 'strongly discourage' or at
| least make clear that they are only pointing out their opinions.
Debian does not have ranks.
yself.
If I failed miserabely I'd either not apply or read more before
retaking the test and applying.
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