Steve:
I must apologize profusely for my behaviour vis a vis all of this. It
was upsetting to me that my first e-mail didn't elicit any sort of
response or acknowledgement, even though I had seen you participating
on other mailing lists. I felt like the request was ignored entirely,
and failed to
On Tue, Jul 07, 2009 at 02:53:52PM -0700, Steve Langasek wrote:
> IOW, you can't actually point to an issue *that affects you* with the
> current version of the package, or you wouldn't have had to quote the
> upstream changelog at me. Do you even use the software? What testing have
> you done to
On Tue, Jul 07, 2009 at 04:07:22PM -0400, Jonathan Yu wrote:
> I admit I look like an asshole here. And I suppose I am not being too
> nice about this. I apologize to Steve if this looks like a personal
> attack, I admit that in some ways it was. because I was upset when I
> wrote this mail.
I am
Okay,
I admit I look like an asshole here. And I suppose I am not being too
nice about this. I apologize to Steve if this looks like a personal
attack, I admit that in some ways it was. because I was upset when I
wrote this mail. The first thought that went through my mind when
reading through the
Hi:
libdbd-sybase-perl is a Debian package maintained by Steve Langasek
. It is also quite outdated, and there are bugs
filed against it dating from 6+ years ago.
I have e-mailed the maintainer of the package directly, then
subsequently filed a follow-up request to the initial bug report by
Flori
Package: qa.debian.org
Severity: wishlist
Hi,
I do occasional uploads of hand-built binaries, and it would be nice if
these could show up on my DDPO page.
Simon
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