Thank you for the reply!
I have gotten no response on the emails listed in the PECL information.
Truth in advertising: I work for IBM and would like to publish some updates
to the PECL, though total ownership might not be sustainable. If I had
access, I could at least push some updates and recruit maintainers if none
can be found. I would prefer not to mark that extension abandoned as many
still use it.

I've already created a fork of the code on GitHub, and publishing a fork to
PECL may still be a good option.


On Thu, Aug 20, 2020 at 5:10 PM Helmut K. C. Tessarek <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Hello,
>
> On 2020-08-20 12:17, Jesse Gorzinski wrote:
> > I have been unable to contact the owners of these PECL modules. If you
> > still maintain these modules and see this, please let me know!
> > Otherwise, I would like to get access to help maintain these modules and
> > push to PECL. Please inform on the process to do so.
>
> I was one of the original developers of the ibm_db2 module and also helped
> out
> with the PDO code.
> But then the development of those modules was moved away from Toronto. I'm
> no
> longer with IBM, so I don't have access to the DB2 source code anymore. The
> PHP modules were actually part of the DB2 code and the repo on pecl was
> just
> updated with aggregated commits.
> Since I'm no longer with IBM I can't find out who takes care of that part
> of
> the code now.
>
> Usually the email addresses should be valid. However, if maintainers can't
> be
> reached the PECL admins will have to decide how to handle that. There are a
> few options:
>
> - remove access from current maintainers and add a new maintainer
> - mark that extension abandoned
> - one forks the code and starts over with ibm_db2-ng or something
>
> I can only say that after the code was no longer in my purview, it was
> really
> hard to get fixes and/or features in. Especially since the reaction time of
> the new team was abysmal.
>
> Cheers,
>   K. C.
>
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