Hi Andreas et al,

Here's another update on this: it got pointed out to me that I had
actual upload rights for my packages and might not need a sponsor after
all (I'm in https://ftp-master.debian.org/dm.txt). So I prepared all the
packages again and ran dupload on them.

That seemed to go well, except I now got two rejections:

ticcutils_0.36-1_source.changes REJECTED
   ACL dm: NEW uploads are not allowed
   binary:libticcutils10 is NEW.

libfolia_2.21-1_source.changes REJECTED
   ACL dm: NEW uploads are not allowed
   binary:folialint is NEW.
   binary:libfolia22 is NEW.

All other packages got ACCEPTED (however, they rely on the rejected ones
so things won't work).

The package counts as new because of the SO-bump we did, but it seems I
don't have the permissions to upload that? I don't really know how to proceed
now anymore...

>> Since these packages are depending from the first one I did not
>> continued.  If you want to do your final sponsor a favour please
>> set the target distribution of those packages to "UNRELEASED" again

> Done, I reverted them to UNRELEASED and updated them (there was no
> routine-update in debian testing though, so I did it manually)

I had reverted the reversion again (can you still follow? they're back
to 'unstable' because I released them now). All 'debian/*' git tags are
also set and pushed now.

Regards,

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    Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen (KNAW)

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