On Mon, 02 May 2016, Ansgar Burchardt wrote: > > Send them first only to debian-lts-changes@ as it might be that the > > tracker gets them that way too. > > Now I already set both mail addresses. Should I change that to only > debian-lts-changes@? > Note that security.d.o doesn't sent mail to <source>@packages.qa.d.o.
Let's see how it behaves first. After further thinking, I believe it should be good. The new tracker does not follow debian-lts-changes AFAIK, only the old one does for the news feed displayed on the package page. > > (That said dak needs a general cleanup to send mail to the new tracker > > directly and stop relying on @packages.qa.debian.org, as nobody did > > anything in response to > > https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2015/12/msg00001.html) > > Should I just add dispatch@tracker.d.o to all suites where we sent out > announcement mails for? > > And in that case stop sending mail to <source>@packages.qa.d.o? > > And it looks like we also sometimes send mail to > <package>@packages.d.o. So many different choices :) Yes, I would like to simplify all this... and to some extent, I already put the required infrastructure in place for it. The package tracker needs a single copy of the mail arriving to dispatch@ but that copy can come from: - a mail to <package|source>@packages.d.o - a direct mail to dispatch@tracker.d.o - a mail to <source>@packages.qa.debian.org (kept working for now until all services migrated) So basically the rules are: when you send a mail to @packages.d.o, you don't need to send a copy to dispatch@tracker.d.o. For all other (public) mails, you should send a copy to dispatch@tracker.d.o. And you should no longer send anything to @packages.qa.d.o. Ideally, we would always use @packages.d.o as the single contact point. (Except that it does not work very well for new packages as the list of alias on that service is static. So in the long term I would like the tracker to handle that email service directly.) Cheers, -- Raphaël Hertzog ◈ Debian Developer Support Debian LTS: http://www.freexian.com/services/debian-lts.html Learn to master Debian: http://debian-handbook.info/get/
