SHORT VERSION

After the iCLA is registered for an Invited/Initial Committer, there will be an 
e-mail about establishing an Apache user name.  Creation of the Apache ID is 
initiated by reply to that e-mail.

If you believe you should have received such an e-mail by now, first check the 
Long Version and/or communicate your concern to 
[email protected].

 - Dennis

LONG VERSION

        1. iCLA First
        2. Providing Your Apache User Name Preferences
        3. Playing Along at Home

 1. iCLA FIRST

When a newly-invited committers submit their iCLA, the PPMC will watch for its 
arrival and being registered.  

The invitee may also receive a confirmation of that receipt, often with a 
request that the appropriate PMC be notified.  For the Apache OpenOffice.org 
incubator, that is the PPMC, with contact via [email protected].

Individuals with registered iCLAs and no Apache user name yet are named on this 
web page:  < http://people.apache.org/committer-index.html#unlistedclas>. 

You can look for your own name to appear there.  Being "Unlisted" is for those 
having no Apache user name (yet).  (Note, any contributor can register an iCLA. 
 It can expedite contributions that are too substantial to be accepted without 
one.  CCLAs may appear there too.)

 2. PROVIDING YOUR APACHE USER NAME PREFERENCES

When it is noticed that an invitee's iCLA is registered, an invitee will 
receive an e-mail along these lines:

        To: [email protected]

     Your ICLA is on file.
        The next step is to request an ID:

        http://www.apache.org/dev/pmc.html#newcommitter

        Please reply with a list of preferred userids.
        I encourage you to check the following page
        to verify that the ids you list have not 
        already been taken:

        http://people.apache.org/committer-index.html

        Thanks, and welcome aboard!

         - The Apache OpenOffice.org Podling PMC

Unless you choose not to take this step (please reply if that is the case 
also), you will wait what seems like another eternity until you receive an 
email from [email protected] providing the actual ID, an initial password, and 
indicating further actions with your new ID.

 3. PLAYING ALONG AT HOME

Communications about your status are private.  If it seems that too much time 
has passed and you are concerned that information from you has been received 
and acted upon, please communicate with the PPMC via 
[email protected].

You can follow the general progress of setting up committers by checking the 
occasional "box score" posted to this list.  Here is one that is relatively 
current as of 
2011-06-25T18:26Z:

  # state               next action

  0 invite      committer/PPMC 
                invitation pending                      
  0 accepted?   waiting for acceptance 
                and initiating next steps                       
 31 iCLA?       waiting for CLA; all 31 
                sent e-mail reminders 6/23                      
  0 choose ID   Invite to choose ID                     
  4 ID chosen?  waiting for choice of ID                        
  9 ID pending  ID account creation and 
                addition as committer                   
 19 PPMC?       waiting for acceptance of
                invitation to serve on PPMC                     
 35 complete    nothing further required                        
  3 other       some special completion 
                cases: declined, etc.                   


    




-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Alexandro 
Colorado
Sent: Saturday, June 25, 2011 12:30
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: CORRECTION [REQUEST] Initial Committers Please Confirm PPMC 
Participation.

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I have got reply from the ICLA but I still not sure how to proceed with the SVN 
access. As it now, I still dont have any password for it. I did read the docs 
at apache and found little about how to get your user/pwd assigned. 

Most projects you just need to upload your public ssh/gpg key and get it 
signed. 

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