Lorenzo Martignoni wrote: > ... > I'm awfully sorry for not keeping the Debian package up-to-date and in > a good shape but I'm really really busy with my work. > > I don't like the third solution and I think at the moment I don't have > the time, and especially the energy, to join the upstream team. > Roberto, I believe you are the best person to take over the package > and I would be very glad if you became the new maintainer. As you are > also part of the upstream team, you could probably transform the > package into a native Debian package (no .diff would be needed > anymore). If you don't have the permissions to upload the package, > just let me know. I would be happy to do that.
Lorenzo, Thanks for your help over the years. Your efforts are much appreciated. Roberto, Can i make a request that you store as much of the debian packaging information and scripts as possible in the Shorewall svn (tools/build would be a good place for it)? I'd really like to be able to build proper packages from the development svn tree. :-) Regards, Paul <http://paul.gear.dyndns.org> -- Did you know? If you receive a virus warning from a friend and not through a virus software vendor, it's likely to be a hoax. See <http://paul.gear.dyndns.org/features/virus_hoaxes> for more info.
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