On 12/11/06, David Roundy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,

I'm looking for a volunteer to manage the transition of our bug tracker
from our old server to the new one.  The new one is running debian etch, so
the tracker will at the same time be moving from roundup 0.8.2 to roundup
1.2.1.  Thanks to roundup's crude approach to customizations, it's necesary
to treat every upgrade by hand, so a python coder would be ideal for this
job.  It shouldn't be too much work, and you can quit the job after we've
made the transition, or stay on in case things could use improvements.

To anyone that is considering this but hasn't spoken up yet: This is
the sort of thing which can look good on a resume.  It is volunteer
work, it shows you're not afraid to take on non-glamorous tasks to
help a community that interests you and it also helps build a
reputation and prove that you have practical experience with python.
I would say this is a great opportunity for someone that would like to
get his/her name out there with a relatively small time commitment.

Jason

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