* Romain Beauxis [Sun, 17 Apr 2005 18:40:44 +0200]:
> Hi at last!
Hi Romain,
> I found out that there had been an new upstream release for chkrootkit, and I
> intented to package it.
New upstream releases are not material for a NMU, have a look at the
Developers Reference (this is true except under very rare circumstances,
or if the maintainer allowed such NMU).
If you think that chkrootkit could use a bit of help, perhaps you
should contact the maintainer and offer your help as a co-maintainer?
Or if you already did and received no response after a reasonable
period of time, you should contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] if you believe
the maintainer _may_ be not active any more.
> Also, I closed many many false positives that are related in README.debian
> file, specificaly or generaly - like for false positives due to tcp port
> tests...
Uhm, you shouldn't close those for which you introduced no changes in
the README.Debian file from the changelog. Instead, you sould use
[EMAIL PROTECTED], etc. Again, check the Developers Reference.
HTH,
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