Bug#576640: update request for qmail-src

2010-08-28 Thread Christian PERRIER
Quoting Jon Marler (jmar...@debian.org): > >Hello Jon, > > > >Have you been able to sort things out? > > > >if the FTBFS is #584745, I think the report is too incomplete for > >being properly processed. The bug submitter never followed up, > >also. I'd suggest tagging "moreinfo" and ignoring ATM. >

Bug#576640: update request for qmail-src

2010-07-08 Thread Jon Marler
>Hello Jon, > >Have you been able to sort things out? > >if the FTBFS is #584745, I think the report is too incomplete for >being properly processed. The bug submitter never followed up, >also. I'd suggest tagging "moreinfo" and ignoring ATM. It's a valid bug. It is super easy to reproduce ... ju

Bug#576640: update request for qmail-src

2010-07-08 Thread Christian PERRIER
Quoting Jonathan Marler (jmar...@debian.org): > > Ping. This review process happened about 3 months ago. Would it be > > possible to consider an upload with these changes applied? > > > > I begin to think about one of my usual "l10n NMU" but wanted to first > > discuss with package maintainer(s) i

Bug#576640: update request for qmail-src

2010-06-14 Thread Christian PERRIER
Quoting Jonathan Marler (jmar...@debian.org): > > Ping. This review process happened about 3 months ago. Would it be > > possible to consider an upload with these changes applied? > > > > I begin to think about one of my usual "l10n NMU" but wanted to first > > discuss with package maintainer(s) i

Bug#576640: update request for qmail-src

2010-06-14 Thread Jonathan Marler
> Ping. This review process happened about 3 months ago. Would it be > possible to consider an upload with these changes applied? > > I begin to think about one of my usual "l10n NMU" but wanted to first > discuss with package maintainer(s) in case something else is holding > off a new upload. I