* Adam C Powell IV [Thu, 11 Aug 2005 13:37:00 -0400]:
> Greetings,
Hi,
> I'm afraid I'm just back from a couple of weeks out of the country and
> with very limited email contact. During this time, my packages were
> (rightfully) rejected from the NEW queue, and the 0-day NMU policy took
> effect, under which you NMU-ed my packages.
(FWIW, it was more like a 7-day NMU. And I planned on 14 days, but I
was asked not to because of the number of packages waiting on mpich
fixed pacakges to undergo their own C++ ABI transition.)
> Unfortunately, this had the detrimental effect of assigning the -c2
> label to library packages with only one binary change: the new C++ ABI.
> If you read debian-beowulf,
Sorry, I don't. I haven't NMUed mpich out of interest in the package,
but out of interest in Debian, and in order tho have the C++ transition
move forward globally.
> Therefore, is there any way to retract your NMU packages from the NEW
> queue? (Actually, I don't see them there, but they should be because
> they involve renamed packages...)
No, it's not going to be possible. You don't see them there because
they have been accepted already, and are in the mirrors by now.
> Oh well, I suppose it's my fault for not getting my updated c2 packages
> uploaded within the few days between the gcc 4.0 upgrade and my travel.
Or you could have notified -private about the period you were going to
be away. If I had read that you were coming back a day after the
upload, I would most likely have waited.
Cheers,
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