[mlmmj] pkg-mlmmj on alioth.debian.org

[Thomas Goirand <thomas@goirand.fr>]

Daniel, Ben and others,

I've been granted administrator access to the pkg-mlmmj project in
Alioth. This was created a long time ago, but it has never been used, so
it wasn't an issue to give me the admin rights.

I've also put the current Lenny and Squeeze/SID debian package into the
git.debian.org (which is also in Alioth).

Daniel, please go on Alioth, and ask to join the pkg-mlmmj project. If
you don't have an account yet, then I would suggest you to create one
using walrond-guest (if you aren't a Debian Developer, -guest will be
added automatically). Once that's done, let me know, and I'll accept you in.

Ben, what's up with the git bridge? Any progress? I would have love to
help, but having no access to the server behind mlmmj.org, there's not
much I can do... Having the possibility to "git pull" from you guys,
would really help, as I don't know hg at all, and that most projects in
Debian are moving to Git (including all my packages).

Also, I saw in the release notes for 1.2.17.1 few scary things that made
me push the security alarm button in Debian (eg: I sent a release
critical bug against the mlmmj package). Then I had a look into the hg
log, and didn't find any issue, but the one that I fixed with the php
admin. Can you confirm that there's nothing serious impacting security
that I should add in the Debian package made for Squeeze? If possible,
I'd like to avoid doing any modification so close to the release of
Debian (we might send the 1.2.17.1 to proposed-updates later on
though...). Please let me know.

One last thing, I still receive very often a mail from MLMMJ with in the
subject line: "Commands available for dtcdev@gplhost.sg", telling me how
to subscribe / unsubscribe, etc. Could it be possible that this was
generated by some spams, as I've configured my list to have a footer
with: "To unsubscribe, send a mail to dtcdev-unsubscribe@gplhost.sg" in
each email? I would really like to avoid receiving this, as it has been
annoying me for years...

Cheers,

Thomas Goirand