Just checked my emails and the situation was that he transferred it to me, in the sense that i wanted to push a fix, but then before I came to that he released a fix of that situation, in general i am fine with taking over and making a new updated release, i dont even recall what was my problem back in the days, but i am still open for maintaining the module, if ryochin is not interested. Of course also happy if he want to continue :D.
Am Sa., 19. Sept. 2020 um 23:44 Uhr schrieb Neil Bowers <neil.bow...@cogendo.com>: > > Hi Torsten, > > I’m one of the PAUSE admins. I’m working on resolving situations where CPAN > distributions have ownership split between two or more people, or missing > indexing permissions, and various related issues. > > Net-FTPServer is one such curious case. Three different people released it > over the years, most recently user RYOCHIN, who did three releases in 2012. > These are the most recent releases. > > RYOCHIN has first-come on the lead module Net::FTPServer, but on all of the > other modules, you (GETTY) have the first-come permission and RYOCHIN doesn’t > even have co-maint. > > My best guess is that you planned to take over Net-FTPServer, and RYOCHIN > meant to transfer all permissions to you, but one got missed. Or maybe it was > BRONG or RWMJ, the other two who have co-maint? And you never got round to > doing any releases. > > There are at least two ways to resolve this: > > If you don’t plan on doing any release, I could transfer your first-comes to > RYOCHIN and re-index his last release (to clear up all the "UNAUTHORIZED" red > text on MetaCPAN). If neither you nor RYOCHIN plan to do a (further) release, > but at least leaves everything in a better state. > I could transfer RYOCHIN’s first-come to you, give him co-maint on all > modules, and still re-index his last release. Then you’re good to do a > release, and everything’s tidied up in the meantime. > > I’ve copied Okamoto-san (RYOCHIN) on this, in case my guess at history is > entirely wrong. > > Are you both happy for me to progress as per step 1? > > Cheers, > Neil
