[Pkg-dns-devel] Alioth

Daniel Kahn Gillmor dkg at fifthhorseman.net
Tue Jan 2 18:47:35 UTC 2018


Hi all--

On Tue 2017-12-26 16:23:04 +0100, Chris Hofstaedtler wrote:
> what is the teams plan on moving off Alioth (which is EOL
> 2018-05-01, with mail service ending 2018-02-01)?
>
> Given I'm a more recent team member, I do not really know which
> ALioth services are used; I only know of the git hosting and the
> mailing list.

I also don't consider myself a "core" team member here, but those are
the two major service i'm aware of as well.

> For git, salsa.d.o is a clear option.

agreed.  do we have such a team?

> For mail, I don't know, apart from possibly moving to lists.d.o, or
> any existing mailing list there.

I'd love to see more active discussion about how we deal with
DNS in debian directly.  Maybe not just "pkg-dns-devel", which sounds
like it's specific to packaging DNS-related tools, but overarching
questions about things like default DNS configurations, the use of
private DNS, and overall operating system integration between DNS and
other tools.

if there were a mailing list like that on lists.d.o, i'd join it.  I
don't have the bandwidth to organize that happening, though.

> For the pdns packages, I'm considering sticking them into the
> collab-maint replacement on salsa.d.o.

Do you think all the pkg-dns debian packages should go into the
collab-maint replacement?  or do you think there's any value to having a
separate pkg-dns group?  I would love to see the collab-maint
replacement become *the* place to host debian packaging, so i'm
currently leaning toward collab-maint itself, but i could be convinced
if other people have a strong argument for a pkg-dns collection of
repos.

what do people think?

        --dkg
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