Orphaning a package without being able to change maintainer info?

I have a dilemma. I need to orphan a package that's specific to the ARM architecture, because my Netwinder broke down (We had some severe power spikes about a month ago, which killed it). I no longer have an ARM build machine. The Debian Developer's Reference says to change the maintainer to "D

Orphaning a package without being able to change maintainer info?

I have a dilemma. I need to orphan a package that's specific to the ARM architecture, because my Netwinder broke down (We had some severe power spikes about a month ago, which killed it). I no longer have an ARM build machine. The Debian Developer's Reference says to change the maintainer to "

Getting New GPG key signed

Good Folk, About four months ago, I created meself a brand spanking new GnuPG key, to supplement/replace my old PGP key in the Debian Keyring. I dutifully signed the new key with my old one, and sumbitted it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Four months, three tries, and twelve other signatures later (I att

Getting New GPG key signed

Good Folk, About four months ago, I created meself a brand spanking new GnuPG key, to supplement/replace my old PGP key in the Debian Keyring. I dutifully signed the new key with my old one, and sumbitted it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Four months, three tries, and twelve other signatures later (I at

Re: Determining if package installed

> "LaMont" == LaMont Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: LaMont> I have a package (Postfix) that wants to behave LaMont> differently if NIS is installed (more to the point, if LaMont> there is an NIS alias map). Since I've managed to remain LaMont> almost completely clueless on

Re: Multi-platform packages

> "Mike" == Mike Goldman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Mike> I have a package (oo2c, an optimizing Oberon-2 compiler) Mike> which is presently released for i386. A bug-report was Mike> filed against it, that it did not build on Alpha [...] Mike> Assuming that I can manage to cr

Questions on libc5 for new architecture (arm)

Two questions, both related to an upload of 'libcompface' for ARM. - I have built some packages for the ARM architecture, and usually they are installed the day after I have uploaded them to master. One particular package has not been installed after 2-3 days. (libcompface). I re-d