Package: ftp.debian.org User: ftp.debian....@packages.debian.org Usertag: dak
Quoting from https://lists.debian.org/debian-backports/2016/11/msg00001.html: | The upload is "new" as the override for the package was lost in time and | space. I looked at the logs to find out why this happened: | | - 20160619: uploaded to backports-new, overrides are added and the | package is marked to be accepted, but dak ends up rejecting the | package (Built-Using refers to another backported package that is not | yet accepted). | - 20160704: unused override gets removed | - 20160725: package gets re-uploaded and accepted (as the package is | still marked to be accepted from 20160619). | | So dak treats packages that are to be accepted, but rejected for other | reasons, and later re-uploaded using the same version wrong. It should | probably remove the "accept" mark in this case. ACCEPT.*, ACCEPTED.* should probably be renamed to something no longer processed, e.g. ACCEPT-ERROR.*, in case an upload marked to be accepted ends up getting rejected instead. Or move ACCEPT.* to the database instead. And/or change how overrides work ;) Ansgar
