Hi all, Unfortunately I have to come to gentoo-dev with this issue. It is regarding infamous packages.gentoo.org. Solar has closed the bug, I tried to reopened, but my account can't do that. I paste the comment I tried to put on the bug:
> (In reply to comment #61 (from solar)) > > > This bug is CLOSED. > > No, it is OPEN because the issue has not yet been fixed (can you tell me > where is packages.gentoo.org). Infrastructure has not yet finished because > is waiting for taviso's review, and after that, packagestest.gentoo.org has > to be brought back to it's proper hostname. > > > Infra has done it's part. We now await others to do theirs. > > If you are going to go around closing bugs like this so they come out of > your your remit, have the KINDNESS of opening another bug so the issue can > be properly followed up. And if you do that, please link that bug to p.g.o > homepage. > > And there _will_ be a patch coming again I believe, to fix this very same > issue. > > THANKS a lot. > > Arturo If solar (or somebody else) has opened new bugs, I am not aware of ANY of them (I don't think many people would be, actually, do you?) Guys, where else can I go? We _ARE_ trying hard to fix packages.gentoo.org, the maintainer resigned (no wonder!), but to be honest with you, nobody can work like this. This is the bug that is linked from the homepage, and everybody is looking at it waiting for it to happen... I just kindly ask someone to reopen the bug. The issue hasn't been fixed nor tested yet. The patch that was submitted seems to be wrong, and a new one will be required. We are waiting for taviso to confirm this, robbat2 has already confirmed it, and we are trying hard to put up a mirror so I can patch, test and resubmit. It is _OUTSTANDING_. I don't understand what is behind solar's thinking, but we can't work like this (with people taking this kind of actions without consulting others.) And, I won't give up. I am very patient and packages.gentoo.org WILL come back to life one way or another. Even if it has to be rewritten. Sorry for bringing this kind of crap to gentoo-dev but I had nowhere else to go. Thanks, Arturo. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
