Bug#405297: apt-spy dead upstream?

[Stafford, Stephen]

 -Original Message-
 From: Joe Nahmias [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: 23 January 2007 23:45
 To: Stephen Stafford; Steven Holmes
 Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: apt-spy dead upstream?
 
 
 Hello Stephen and Steven,
 
 I saw the bug in the debian bts saying that apt-spy is 
 orphaned.  Is it
 still alive upstream?  aptspy.ipv6peer.net gives an unknown host.
 

Hi Joe,

At one point Steven was looking at a rewrite in python, but I don't
think he got very far with it.

It's released under a free license, so if you want to pick it up and run
with it in whatever direction, that's allowed (and even encouraged).

Cheers,
Stephen

[hopefully Outlook, which I am forced to use, won't mangle this message
too badly]


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Bug#324622: apt-spy and file i/o

[Stafford, Stephen]

Justin,

Firstly, may I thank you for the work you have put into apt-spy over the
past year or so.  I have not been attentive due to a very bad case of
real-life :(

It is my intention to orphan apt-spy (the last of my packages) and
resign from the Debian project shortly.  I just don't have the time  to
give that it deserves.  Since you are the person who has done the most
work on the package, I wondered if you'd like to adopt it?  If not then
I will orphan it in the normal way.

Thanks again for the care you have given while I've been inactive.

Cheers,
Stephen


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