Re: New port: textproc/elasticsearch6

2018-02-15 Thread Kurt Jaeger
Hi! > I don't think I makes sense to put it back to pool or tj@ is resetted > for elasticsearch ports. So someone other can take all elasticsearch > > port. As I wrote in my first answer: it is better one maintainer make > all elasticsearch ports. So please but tj@ for the moment back as > >

Re: New port: textproc/elasticsearch6

2018-02-15 Thread Walter Schwarzenfeld
I don't think I makes sense to put it back to pool or tj@ is resetted for elasticsearch ports. So someone other can take all elasticsearch port. As I wrote in my first answer: it is better one maintainer make all elasticsearch ports. So please but tj@ for the moment back as maintainer.

Re: New port: textproc/elasticsearch6

2018-02-15 Thread Romain Tartière
On Thu, Feb 15, 2018 at 09:49:24AM +0100, Walter Schwarzenfeld wrote: > No, that's a misunderstood. Let the maintainer for the port (I don't > really want the port). It is better one maintainer make all elastisearch > > ports. It was a request on FreeBSD Forum for elasticsearch6. First I >

Re: New port: textproc/elasticsearch6

2018-02-15 Thread Walter Schwarzenfeld
No, that's a misunderstood. Let the maintainer for the port (I don't really want the port). It is better one maintainer make all elastisearch ports. It was a request on FreeBSD Forum for elasticsearch6. First I updated elasticsearch5 and as I was "in work" I make the PR for elasticsearch6.

Re: New port: textproc/elasticsearch6

2018-02-15 Thread Romain Tartière
Adding concerned people in the loop. On Wed, Feb 14, 2018 at 07:25:35PM -0500, John W. O'Brien wrote: > I'm glad to see this in the tree and appreciate the work pi@ and > w.schwarzenfeld have done. > > I'm puzzled about why tj@, who is AWOL, ended up as maintainer. Could > somebody help me

New port: textproc/elasticsearch6

2018-02-14 Thread John W. O'Brien
I'm glad to see this in the tree and appreciate the work pi@ and w.schwarzenfeld have done. I'm puzzled about why tj@, who is AWOL, ended up as maintainer. Could somebody help me understand this? $ svn log -c 461559 /usr/ports | egrep "^r[0-9]|Submitted" r461559 | pi | 2018-02-12 01:49:48 -0500