Re: OpenBSD maintainers Spring cleaning
On Sun, 07 Jul 2019 22:31:55 +0200, Jeremie Courreges-Anglas wrote: > >> Here's the updated list of maintainers to be reset: > >> > >> alex feinberg alexander shiryaev amarendra godbole > >> amaury gauthier andrew aldridge can erkin acar > >> david schaefer diego casatidouglas william thrift > >> edward gallon sylvestregenadijus paleckis > >> helen koike hermann gottschalk holger mauermann > >> ibrahim khalifa jakob schlyter james wright > >> jason meltzer jeff bachteljeff rhyason > >> johan fredinjon olsson jonathan armani > >> josh rivel jung leekevin wondratsch > >> laurent moccellin lazaros koromilas ljuba nedeljkovic > >> mario lang marius eriksen mathieu sauve-frankel > >> matteo cantoni matthias pitzl michael knudsen > >> michael paddon michael reednick nauwelaerts > >> patrick keshishian patrikas kugrinas patsy > >> pete fritchman rene maroufiromain gaillegue > >> roman kravchuk suzuki hitoshi thomas wood > >> todd t. fries vadim zhukovvlad glagolev > >> vladimir popov vladimir tamara patino wolfgang rupprecht > >> > >> People removed from the list are: > >> aaron bieberjasper lievisse adriaanse joel sing > >> masao uebayashi mike larkin nicholas marriott > >> yasuoka masahiko > >> > >> Anyone is against that list? You have a few days to speak up then > >> I'll proceed with the cleaning. > > > > I am OK with removing these MAINTAINER entries. If somebody is > > removed who actually wants maintainer and either didn't receive the > > mail, or didn't bother to reply to it, they are free to send a diff > > to reinstate :-) > > +1, ok jca@ Done. Thanks for your support! Daniel
Re: OpenBSD maintainers Spring cleaning
On Sun, Jul 07 2019, Stuart Henderson wrote: > On 2019/07/07 13:00, Daniel Jakots wrote: >> On Wed, 5 Jun 2019 22:59:20 +0100, Stuart Henderson >> wrote: >> >> > > How do we proceed from here? >> > >> > I would keep the ones from reasonably active committers as-is >> > (abieber jasper job jsing mlarkin nicm yasuoka) and drop the >> > others unless they reply to this mail to say that they're still around >> > and interested. >> > >> > Easy to add others back in if they later decide they do want to >> > continue to maintain the ports but we need to draw a line somewhere. >> >> I gave people time in case. Time to move forward on this. :) >> >> Here's the updated list of maintainers to be reset: >> >> alex feinberg alexander shiryaev amarendra godbole >> amaury gauthier andrew aldridge can erkin acar >> david schaefer diego casatidouglas william thrift >> edward gallon sylvestregenadijus paleckis >> helen koike hermann gottschalk holger mauermann >> ibrahim khalifa jakob schlyter james wright >> jason meltzer jeff bachteljeff rhyason >> johan fredinjon olsson jonathan armani >> josh rivel jung leekevin wondratsch >> laurent moccellin lazaros koromilas ljuba nedeljkovic >> mario lang marius eriksen mathieu sauve-frankel >> matteo cantoni matthias pitzl michael knudsen >> michael paddon michael reednick nauwelaerts >> patrick keshishian patrikas kugrinas patsy >> pete fritchman rene maroufiromain gaillegue >> roman kravchuk suzuki hitoshi thomas wood >> todd t. fries vadim zhukovvlad glagolev >> vladimir popov vladimir tamara patino wolfgang rupprecht >> >> People removed from the list are: >> aaron bieberjasper lievisse adriaanse joel sing >> masao uebayashi mike larkin nicholas marriott >> yasuoka masahiko >> >> >> Anyone is against that list? You have a few days to speak up then I'll >> proceed with the cleaning. >> >> Cheers, >> Daniel >> > > I am OK with removing these MAINTAINER entries. If somebody is removed > who actually wants maintainer and either didn't receive the mail, or > didn't bother to reply to it, they are free to send a diff to reinstate :-) +1, ok jca@ -- jca | PGP : 0x1524E7EE / 5135 92C1 AD36 5293 2BDF DDCC 0DFA 74AE 1524 E7EE
Re: OpenBSD maintainers Spring cleaning
On 2019/07/07 13:00, Daniel Jakots wrote: > On Wed, 5 Jun 2019 22:59:20 +0100, Stuart Henderson > wrote: > > > > How do we proceed from here? > > > > I would keep the ones from reasonably active committers as-is > > (abieber jasper job jsing mlarkin nicm yasuoka) and drop the > > others unless they reply to this mail to say that they're still around > > and interested. > > > > Easy to add others back in if they later decide they do want to > > continue to maintain the ports but we need to draw a line somewhere. > > I gave people time in case. Time to move forward on this. :) > > Here's the updated list of maintainers to be reset: > > alex feinberg alexander shiryaev amarendra godbole > amaury gauthier andrew aldridge can erkin acar > david schaefer diego casatidouglas william thrift > edward gallon sylvestregenadijus paleckis > helen koike hermann gottschalk holger mauermann > ibrahim khalifa jakob schlyter james wright > jason meltzer jeff bachteljeff rhyason > johan fredinjon olsson jonathan armani > josh rivel jung leekevin wondratsch > laurent moccellin lazaros koromilas ljuba nedeljkovic > mario lang marius eriksen mathieu sauve-frankel > matteo cantoni matthias pitzl michael knudsen > michael paddon michael reednick nauwelaerts > patrick keshishian patrikas kugrinas patsy > pete fritchman rene maroufiromain gaillegue > roman kravchuk suzuki hitoshi thomas wood > todd t. fries vadim zhukovvlad glagolev > vladimir popov vladimir tamara patino wolfgang rupprecht > > People removed from the list are: > aaron bieberjasper lievisse adriaanse joel sing > masao uebayashi mike larkin nicholas marriott > yasuoka masahiko > > > Anyone is against that list? You have a few days to speak up then I'll > proceed with the cleaning. > > Cheers, > Daniel > I am OK with removing these MAINTAINER entries. If somebody is removed who actually wants maintainer and either didn't receive the mail, or didn't bother to reply to it, they are free to send a diff to reinstate :-)
Re: OpenBSD maintainers Spring cleaning
On Wed, 5 Jun 2019 22:59:20 +0100, Stuart Henderson wrote: > > How do we proceed from here? > > I would keep the ones from reasonably active committers as-is > (abieber jasper job jsing mlarkin nicm yasuoka) and drop the > others unless they reply to this mail to say that they're still around > and interested. > > Easy to add others back in if they later decide they do want to > continue to maintain the ports but we need to draw a line somewhere. I gave people time in case. Time to move forward on this. :) Here's the updated list of maintainers to be reset: alex feinberg alexander shiryaev amarendra godbole amaury gauthier andrew aldridge can erkin acar david schaefer diego casatidouglas william thrift edward gallon sylvestregenadijus paleckis helen koike hermann gottschalk holger mauermann ibrahim khalifa jakob schlyter james wright jason meltzer jeff bachteljeff rhyason johan fredinjon olsson jonathan armani josh rivel jung leekevin wondratsch laurent moccellin lazaros koromilas ljuba nedeljkovic mario lang marius eriksen mathieu sauve-frankel matteo cantoni matthias pitzl michael knudsen michael paddon michael reednick nauwelaerts patrick keshishian patrikas kugrinas patsy pete fritchman rene maroufiromain gaillegue roman kravchuk suzuki hitoshi thomas wood todd t. fries vadim zhukovvlad glagolev vladimir popov vladimir tamara patino wolfgang rupprecht People removed from the list are: aaron bieberjasper lievisse adriaanse joel sing masao uebayashi mike larkin nicholas marriott yasuoka masahiko Anyone is against that list? You have a few days to speak up then I'll proceed with the cleaning. Cheers, Daniel
Re: OpenBSD maintainers Spring cleaning
Hi Renaud, Renaud Allard wrote on Thu, Jun 06, 2019 at 07:47:24AM +0200: > I was also reluctant at answering because I didn't know the mail > address from the sender. In addition to what sthen@ said: if you receive an email message claiming to be *from an OpenBSD developer* and suspect a phishing attempt for whatever reason, you can always reply to the @openbsd.org address (in this case danj@) even when Reply-To: is not set. If it was not phishing - perfect, from the reply, you now know the other address is genuine, too. If it was phishing, the developer is likely interested to learn that somebody is trying to impersonate them. Either way, you should *really* reply to mail about your ports (as opposed to obvious spam, of course), even when you suspect some kind of phishing. A maintainer address is publicly advertised on the Internet anyway, so there is no point in trying to hide the fact from spammers that you do indeed reed incoming mail. Better answer once to a spammer by mistake than ignore a user asking a genuine question about your port. Yours, Ingo P.S. You see, me too, i'm typically sending From: a non-OpenBSD address without setting Reply-To: - because direct replies are faster. But there is certainly nothing wrong with writing to schwarze@, many people do that.
Re: OpenBSD maintainers Spring cleaning
On 6/6/19 11:24 AM, Stuart Henderson wrote: How does a mail listing what ports ypu maintain, asking you to reply saying if you want to continue, possibly look like phishing - would these people also ignore emails with other questions about their ports (whether from an openbsd.org address or not)? Part of the commitment for being listed as a maintainer is responding to questions about the port. Well, I sometimes receive mails from unknown people asking me questions (not about ports), which don't look obvious direct phishing, but which are attempts at testing the gullibility or the recipient. Of course, the one from Dan looked more genuine and this is why I checked and answered. Next time, I think it might be interesting to send it from an @openbsd.org mail address. Of course, from the official servers with SPF/DKIM, etc set up correctly. SPF is a non-starter for openbsd.org, it doesn't fit at all well with how the email domain is used. And if we had to get DKIM setup on openbsd.org first this much needed maintenance would just never get done. (And without one or the other the mails would be very likely to fail). DKIM and SPF are somehow interlinked, because if you want to use DKIM, you need to send the mail from well known mail servers which know the key, and thus which would be easily added in the SPF. I think doing this differently than danj@ did (within the constraints we have to work with) would have either reduced deliverability or, if he'd set reply-to openbsd.org, would have made it harder for replies to get through. I know, there is no magical recipe and Dan did his best. Maybe there should be a "mandatory" mailing list with very few messages. But even that would not garantee a reply. smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature
Re: OpenBSD maintainers Spring cleaning
On 2019/06/06 07:47, Renaud Allard wrote: > > > On 6/6/19 12:54 AM, Daniel Jakots wrote: > > > > Some people mailed me after I posted the list here and no one said > > it was in their spam. > > If people receive a lot of mails and receive that one from an "unknown" > email address (understand non @openbsd.org), and the mail looks like some > kind of phishing attempt, they may have deleted it on sight. I was also > reluctant at answering because I didn't know the mail address from the > sender. How does a mail listing what ports ypu maintain, asking you to reply saying if you want to continue, possibly look like phishing - would these people also ignore emails with other questions about their ports (whether from an openbsd.org address or not)? Part of the commitment for being listed as a maintainer is responding to questions about the port. > Next time, I think it might be interesting to send it from an @openbsd.org > mail address. Of course, from the official servers with SPF/DKIM, etc set up > correctly. SPF is a non-starter for openbsd.org, it doesn't fit at all well with how the email domain is used. And if we had to get DKIM setup on openbsd.org first this much needed maintenance would just never get done. (And without one or the other the mails would be very likely to fail). I think doing this differently than danj@ did (within the constraints we have to work with) would have either reduced deliverability or, if he'd set reply-to openbsd.org, would have made it harder for replies to get through.
Re: OpenBSD maintainers Spring cleaning
On 6/6/19 12:54 AM, Daniel Jakots wrote: Some people mailed me after I posted the list here and no one said it was in their spam. If people receive a lot of mails and receive that one from an "unknown" email address (understand non @openbsd.org), and the mail looks like some kind of phishing attempt, they may have deleted it on sight. I was also reluctant at answering because I didn't know the mail address from the sender. Next time, I think it might be interesting to send it from an @openbsd.org mail address. Of course, from the official servers with SPF/DKIM, etc set up correctly. smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature
Re: OpenBSD maintainers Spring cleaning
On Wed, 5 Jun 2019 22:59:20 +0100, Stuart Henderson wrote: > Annoying as some of those people I would really have expected to > reply if they received it (unless they are just being obtuse which > doesn't help anyone..), and of course there are others who are > exactly the ones that we need to get dropped because waiting for > unresponsive maintainers to reply to emails about their ports is a > real waste of time for ports submitters and committers. > > So it's hard to say whether the mails got spam-filtered or just > ignored. I would be surprised if it was spam. I'm aware of only 4 problems, 3 of them were because my spf was initially hard fail and it was sent to @openbsd.org addresses. I quickly changed my spf to soft fail and sent the two that were never delivered. Another developer had the same problem but I didn't get any bounce in this case and the developer found the mail in the spam. The fourth one is a user that said it was in the spam and it was after my spf change so I don't know which caused it. Some people mailed me after I posted the list here and no one said it was in their spam. iirc I changed my spf before I sent emails to any non @openbsd.org address so I doubt it could have caused any problem. (Always dog food stuff :)). > I've reformatted the list alphabetically : Here's the updated one: aaron bieberalex feinberg alexander shiryaev amarendra godbole amaury gauthier andrew aldridge can erkin acar david schaefer diego casati douglas william thrift edward gallon sylvestre genadijus paleckis helen koike hermann gottschalk holger mauermannibrahim khalifa jakob schlyter james e keenan james wrightjason meltzer jasper lievisse adriaanse jeff bachteljeff rhyason joel sing johan fredinjon olsson jonathan armani josh rivel jung lee kevin wondratschlaurent moccellin lazaros koromilas ljuba nedeljkovic mario lang marius eriksen masao uebayashi mathieu sauve-frankel matteo cantoni matthias pitzl michael knudsen michael paddon michael reedmike larkin nicholas marriott nick nauwelaertspatrick keshishian patrick wildt patrikas kugrinas patsy pete fritchman rene maroufiromain gaillegueroman kravchuk suzuki hitoshi thomas wood todd t. fries vadim zhukovvlad glagolev vladimir popov vladimir tamara patino wolfgang rupprecht yasuoka masahiko > > How do we proceed from here? > > I would keep the ones from reasonably active committers as-is > (abieber jasper job jsing mlarkin nicm patrick yasuoka) and drop the > others unless they reply to this mail to say that they're still around > and interested. > > Easy to add others back in if they later decide they do want to > continue to maintain the ports but we need to draw a line somewhere. Sure, I'll provide a list of maintainers/ports to be cleaned for review. Thanks! Daniel
Re: OpenBSD maintainers Spring cleaning
On 2019/06/02 10:45, Daniel Jakots wrote: > On Fri, 10 May 2019 13:04:35 -0400, Daniel Jakots wrote: > > > On Tue, 30 Apr 2019 17:50:24 -0400, Daniel Jakots > > wrote: > > > > > We decided to email each maintainer to verify OpenBSD port > > > maintainers can be reached and wish to remain active. I'm going to > > > send these emails over the next few days. > > > > All emails should have been sent. I replied to all the answers I got > > so far so if you didn't get any reply from me, please consider I > > didn't get your pong. > > > > And please answer no matter what you believe as in "danj knows I'm > > active". Let's assume I don't, so I can cross your name out. > > So here's the name of the maintainers I didn't hear of (it's prefixed > with the date when their email was sent): > ... Annoying as some of those people I would really have expected to reply if they received it (unless they are just being obtuse which doesn't help anyone..), and of course there are others who are exactly the ones that we need to get dropped because waiting for unresponsive maintainers to reply to emails about their ports is a real waste of time for ports submitters and committers. So it's hard to say whether the mails got spam-filtered or just ignored. I've reformatted the list alphabetically : aaron bieberalex feinberg alexander shiryaev amarendra godbole amaury gauthier andrew aldridge can erkin acar david carlier david schaefer diego casatidouglas william thrift edward gallon sylvestregenadijus paleckis helen koike hermann gottschalk holger mauermannibrahim khalifa jakob schlyter james e keenan james wright jason meltzer jasper lievisse adriaanse jeff bachtel jeff rhyasonjob snijdersjoel sing johan fredinjon olsson jonathan armani josh rivel jung leekevin wondratsch kristaps dzonsons laurent moccellin lazaros koromilas ljuba nedeljkovic mario lang marius eriksen masao uebayashi mathieu sauve-frankel matteo cantoni matthias pitzl michael knudsen michael paddon michael reedmike larkin nicholas marriott nick nauwelaertspatrick keshishian patrick wildt patrikas kugrinas patsy pete fritchman rene maroufiromain gaillegueroman kravchuk suzuki hitoshi thomas wood todd t. fries vadim zhukovvlad glagolev vladimir popov vladimir tamara patino wen heping wolfgang rupprecht yasuoka masahiko > How do we proceed from here? I would keep the ones from reasonably active committers as-is (abieber jasper job jsing mlarkin nicm patrick yasuoka) and drop the others unless they reply to this mail to say that they're still around and interested. Easy to add others back in if they later decide they do want to continue to maintain the ports but we need to draw a line somewhere.
Re: OpenBSD maintainers Spring cleaning
On Mon, Jun 03, 2019 at 12:12:33AM +0300, Kirill Bychkov wrote: > On Sun, June 2, 2019 17:45, Daniel Jakots wrote: > > On Fri, 10 May 2019 13:04:35 -0400, Daniel Jakots wrote: > > > >> On Tue, 30 Apr 2019 17:50:24 -0400, Daniel Jakots > >> wrote: > >> > >> > We decided to email each maintainer to verify OpenBSD port > >> > maintainers can be reached and wish to remain active. I'm going to > >> > send these emails over the next few days. > >> > >> All emails should have been sent. I replied to all the answers I got > >> so far so if you didn't get any reply from me, please consider I > >> didn't get your pong. > >> > >> And please answer no matter what you believe as in "danj knows I'm > >> active". Let's assume I don't, so I can cross your name out. > > > > So here's the name of the maintainers I didn't hear of (it's prefixed > > with the date when their email was sent): > > > > 2019/05/01 mike larkin > > 2019/05/01 jasper lievisse adriaanse > > 2019/05/01 aaron bieber > > 2019/05/01 masao uebayashi > > 2019/05/01 jakob schlyter > > 2019/05/01 vadim zhukov > > 2019/05/01 nicholas marriott > > 2019/05/01 joel sing > > 2019/05/01 can erkin acar > > 2019/05/01 job snijders > > 2019/05/01 jonathan armani > > 2019/05/01 todd t. fries > > 2019/05/02 amaury gauthier > > 2019/05/02 alexander shiryaev > > 2019/05/02 amarendra godbole > > 2019/05/02 alex feinberg > > 2019/05/02 andrew aldridge > > 2019/05/03 david schaefer > > 2019/05/03 diego casati > > 2019/05/03 david carlier > > 2019/05/03 douglas william thrift > > 2019/05/03 edward > > 2019/05/03 genadijus paleckis > > 2019/05/03 gallon sylvestre > > 2019/05/03 helen koike > > 2019/05/03 holger mauermann > > 2019/05/03 hermann gottschalk > > 2019/05/05 kevin wondratsch > > 2019/05/05 jung lee > > 2019/05/05 james e keenan > > 2019/05/05 johan fredin > > 2019/05/05 james wright > > 2019/05/05 kristaps dzonsons > > 2019/05/05 jason meltzer > > 2019/05/05 jon olsson > > 2019/05/05 jeff rhyason > > 2019/05/05 ibrahim khalifa > > 2019/05/05 josh rivel > > 2019/05/05 jeff bachtel > > 2019/05/06 nick nauwelaerts > > 2019/05/06 michael paddon > > 2019/05/06 matthias pitzl > > 2019/05/06 michael reed > > 2019/05/06 matteo cantoni > > 2019/05/06 mathieu sauve-frankel > > 2019/05/06 laurent moccellin > > 2019/05/06 michael knudsen > > 2019/05/06 mario lang > > 2019/05/06 marius eriksen > > 2019/05/06 ljuba nedeljkovic > > 2019/05/06 lazaros koromilas > > 2019/05/07 patrick keshishian > > 2019/05/07 patrick wildt > > 2019/05/07 patsy > > 2019/05/07 patrikas kugrinas > > 2019/05/07 pete fritchman > > 2019/05/08 roman kravchuk > > 2019/05/08 suzuki hitoshi > > 2019/05/08 thomas wood > > 2019/05/08 rene maroufi > > 2019/05/08 romain gaillegue > > 2019/05/10 vladimir tamara patino > > 2019/05/10 vlad glagolev > > 2019/05/10 vladimir popov > > 2019/05/10 wen heping > > 2019/05/10 yasuoka masahiko > > 2019/05/10 wolfgang rupprecht > > > > > > How do we proceed from here? > > > > Cheers, > > Daniel > > > > > > I guess that first of all you sould proceed your maillogs and find out > did all of te mentioned maintainers recieved their "ping". > I really doubt most of the listed developers are being ignorant. > Please list the email addresses as well. There's a chance they are outdated and people never received the mail. -Otto
Re: OpenBSD maintainers Spring cleaning
On Mon, 3 Jun 2019 00:12:33 +0300, "Kirill Bychkov" wrote: > I guess that first of all you sould proceed your maillogs and find out > did all of te mentioned maintainers recieved their "ping". > I really doubt most of the listed developers are being ignorant. I'm sorry to break your optimism ;) The emails which bounced (either directly because a 5xx error or through, first a 4xx temporary error and then when the envelop expired) have already been dealt with. My commits explicitly said so when it was the case. Here's my mail log for the maintainers without answer. It's just a grep (for which I cleaned unrelated matches), so for some there are some errors because of IPv6 but then you should see a 250 with ipv4. I'm not sure how safe it is to give email addresses on a publicly archived mailing list so you'll need javascript to see them: https://p.chown.me/?785bfeab9440d792#BVCp5cxDYwCsI1kmXUt3vgFDRBD2iAo9QwTcC4pC7hc= (I can mail it as an attachment in a private email if needed). Cheers, Daniel
Re: OpenBSD maintainers Spring cleaning
On Sun, June 2, 2019 17:45, Daniel Jakots wrote: > On Fri, 10 May 2019 13:04:35 -0400, Daniel Jakots wrote: > >> On Tue, 30 Apr 2019 17:50:24 -0400, Daniel Jakots >> wrote: >> >> > We decided to email each maintainer to verify OpenBSD port >> > maintainers can be reached and wish to remain active. I'm going to >> > send these emails over the next few days. >> >> All emails should have been sent. I replied to all the answers I got >> so far so if you didn't get any reply from me, please consider I >> didn't get your pong. >> >> And please answer no matter what you believe as in "danj knows I'm >> active". Let's assume I don't, so I can cross your name out. > > So here's the name of the maintainers I didn't hear of (it's prefixed > with the date when their email was sent): > > 2019/05/01 mike larkin > 2019/05/01 jasper lievisse adriaanse > 2019/05/01 aaron bieber > 2019/05/01 masao uebayashi > 2019/05/01 jakob schlyter > 2019/05/01 vadim zhukov > 2019/05/01 nicholas marriott > 2019/05/01 joel sing > 2019/05/01 can erkin acar > 2019/05/01 job snijders > 2019/05/01 jonathan armani > 2019/05/01 todd t. fries > 2019/05/02 amaury gauthier > 2019/05/02 alexander shiryaev > 2019/05/02 amarendra godbole > 2019/05/02 alex feinberg > 2019/05/02 andrew aldridge > 2019/05/03 david schaefer > 2019/05/03 diego casati > 2019/05/03 david carlier > 2019/05/03 douglas william thrift > 2019/05/03 edward > 2019/05/03 genadijus paleckis > 2019/05/03 gallon sylvestre > 2019/05/03 helen koike > 2019/05/03 holger mauermann > 2019/05/03 hermann gottschalk > 2019/05/05 kevin wondratsch > 2019/05/05 jung lee > 2019/05/05 james e keenan > 2019/05/05 johan fredin > 2019/05/05 james wright > 2019/05/05 kristaps dzonsons > 2019/05/05 jason meltzer > 2019/05/05 jon olsson > 2019/05/05 jeff rhyason > 2019/05/05 ibrahim khalifa > 2019/05/05 josh rivel > 2019/05/05 jeff bachtel > 2019/05/06 nick nauwelaerts > 2019/05/06 michael paddon > 2019/05/06 matthias pitzl > 2019/05/06 michael reed > 2019/05/06 matteo cantoni > 2019/05/06 mathieu sauve-frankel > 2019/05/06 laurent moccellin > 2019/05/06 michael knudsen > 2019/05/06 mario lang > 2019/05/06 marius eriksen > 2019/05/06 ljuba nedeljkovic > 2019/05/06 lazaros koromilas > 2019/05/07 patrick keshishian > 2019/05/07 patrick wildt > 2019/05/07 patsy > 2019/05/07 patrikas kugrinas > 2019/05/07 pete fritchman > 2019/05/08 roman kravchuk > 2019/05/08 suzuki hitoshi > 2019/05/08 thomas wood > 2019/05/08 rene maroufi > 2019/05/08 romain gaillegue > 2019/05/10 vladimir tamara patino > 2019/05/10 vlad glagolev > 2019/05/10 vladimir popov > 2019/05/10 wen heping > 2019/05/10 yasuoka masahiko > 2019/05/10 wolfgang rupprecht > > > How do we proceed from here? > > Cheers, > Daniel > > I guess that first of all you sould proceed your maillogs and find out did all of te mentioned maintainers recieved their "ping". I really doubt most of the listed developers are being ignorant.
Re: OpenBSD maintainers Spring cleaning
On Fri, 10 May 2019 13:04:35 -0400, Daniel Jakots wrote: > On Tue, 30 Apr 2019 17:50:24 -0400, Daniel Jakots > wrote: > > > We decided to email each maintainer to verify OpenBSD port > > maintainers can be reached and wish to remain active. I'm going to > > send these emails over the next few days. > > All emails should have been sent. I replied to all the answers I got > so far so if you didn't get any reply from me, please consider I > didn't get your pong. > > And please answer no matter what you believe as in "danj knows I'm > active". Let's assume I don't, so I can cross your name out. So here's the name of the maintainers I didn't hear of (it's prefixed with the date when their email was sent): 2019/05/01 mike larkin 2019/05/01 jasper lievisse adriaanse 2019/05/01 aaron bieber 2019/05/01 masao uebayashi 2019/05/01 jakob schlyter 2019/05/01 vadim zhukov 2019/05/01 nicholas marriott 2019/05/01 joel sing 2019/05/01 can erkin acar 2019/05/01 job snijders 2019/05/01 jonathan armani 2019/05/01 todd t. fries 2019/05/02 amaury gauthier 2019/05/02 alexander shiryaev 2019/05/02 amarendra godbole 2019/05/02 alex feinberg 2019/05/02 andrew aldridge 2019/05/03 david schaefer 2019/05/03 diego casati 2019/05/03 david carlier 2019/05/03 douglas william thrift 2019/05/03 edward 2019/05/03 genadijus paleckis 2019/05/03 gallon sylvestre 2019/05/03 helen koike 2019/05/03 holger mauermann 2019/05/03 hermann gottschalk 2019/05/05 kevin wondratsch 2019/05/05 jung lee 2019/05/05 james e keenan 2019/05/05 johan fredin 2019/05/05 james wright 2019/05/05 kristaps dzonsons 2019/05/05 jason meltzer 2019/05/05 jon olsson 2019/05/05 jeff rhyason 2019/05/05 ibrahim khalifa 2019/05/05 josh rivel 2019/05/05 jeff bachtel 2019/05/06 nick nauwelaerts 2019/05/06 michael paddon 2019/05/06 matthias pitzl 2019/05/06 michael reed 2019/05/06 matteo cantoni 2019/05/06 mathieu sauve-frankel 2019/05/06 laurent moccellin 2019/05/06 michael knudsen 2019/05/06 mario lang 2019/05/06 marius eriksen 2019/05/06 ljuba nedeljkovic 2019/05/06 lazaros koromilas 2019/05/07 patrick keshishian 2019/05/07 patrick wildt 2019/05/07 patsy 2019/05/07 patrikas kugrinas 2019/05/07 pete fritchman 2019/05/08 roman kravchuk 2019/05/08 suzuki hitoshi 2019/05/08 thomas wood 2019/05/08 rene maroufi 2019/05/08 romain gaillegue 2019/05/10 vladimir tamara patino 2019/05/10 vlad glagolev 2019/05/10 vladimir popov 2019/05/10 wen heping 2019/05/10 yasuoka masahiko 2019/05/10 wolfgang rupprecht How do we proceed from here? Cheers, Daniel
Re: OpenBSD maintainers Spring cleaning
On Tue, 30 Apr 2019 17:50:24 -0400, Daniel Jakots wrote: > We decided to email each maintainer to verify OpenBSD port maintainers > can be reached and wish to remain active. I'm going to send these > emails over the next few days. All emails should have been sent. I replied to all the answers I got so far so if you didn't get any reply from me, please consider I didn't get your pong. And please answer no matter what you believe as in "danj knows I'm active". Let's assume I don't, so I can cross your name out. Thanks, Daniel
Re: OpenBSD maintainers Spring cleaning
On April 30, 2019 8:09:02 PM MDT, Tracey Emery wrote: >On April 30, 2019 3:50:24 PM MDT, Daniel Jakots wrote: >>Hi, >> >>We decided to email each maintainer to verify OpenBSD port maintainers >>can be reached and wish to remain active. I'm going to send these >>emails over the next few days. >> >> >>So don't be surprised when you'll receive yours :) >> >> >>Cheers, >>Daniel > >I won't. Lol >-- >Tracey Emery Sorry, drinking. Disregard. Too fun not to reply! ;) -- Tracey Emery
Re: OpenBSD maintainers Spring cleaning
On April 30, 2019 3:50:24 PM MDT, Daniel Jakots wrote: >Hi, > >We decided to email each maintainer to verify OpenBSD port maintainers >can be reached and wish to remain active. I'm going to send these >emails over the next few days. > > >So don't be surprised when you'll receive yours :) > > >Cheers, >Daniel I won't. Lol -- Tracey Emery
OpenBSD maintainers Spring cleaning
Hi, We decided to email each maintainer to verify OpenBSD port maintainers can be reached and wish to remain active. I'm going to send these emails over the next few days. So don't be surprised when you'll receive yours :) Cheers, Daniel
