[...] > > I'm debian maintaner for more then four years, so I wouldn't try to > > hijack a package or work behind your back and I respect your team and > > work, which you are doing for lighttpd and debian. > > Well I don't get why you seek sponsors outside from the team then. > That's what I call rogue. In my world, when I ask for sponsoring of a > package that has a responsive team, I call that hijacking. Sorry it took > me 10 days to figure that my procmail was broken, you had bad luck, but > I can't imagine how waiting only 7 (‽) days for hijacking a package is > appropriate behaviour. If you read my first letter in this more carefully, there was no "RFS:"'s I was asking to help me with finding bugs, and I asked about ethical question, if it is good or bad to have two packages of lighttpd in distributive. I thought, that asking here will help me to contact with your team anyway) I was right. I didn't ask for sponsor!
> > Let's try that in experimental? > > Like said _I_ won't do the job, but I don't see a problem with it > being in unstable _IF_ done inside from the team. You're free to join it > btw, but I'm not an alioth pkg-lighttpd admin, so you'll have to nag one > of them, private mails would probably work easier. And if in those > conditions, I'll gladly sponsor uploads. > I'm glad, that we understand each other at last!-) BTW, can you have a look, at the package? Thanks, Ilya
