> On Thu, 13 Nov 2008, Jon Ciesla wrote:
>
>> Hi all;
>>
>> I've been a Fedora maintainer for nearly two years, and have been
>> running
>> Fedora as my primary OS since RH7.1. I've also been running servers
>> for
>> a
>> small business on it since RH9, as well as a local yum mirror. In my
>> professional life, I maintain internal workstations and the associated
>> repos and mirrors for my employer, using a mix of RHEL and CentOS.
>>
>> Why am I telling you this? I've had a few tickets for infrastructure
>> in
>> the past, mostly revolving around packages missing from mirrors, and
>> while
>> these have invariably been resolved with high competence and
>> professionalism by Mr. Macken and Mr. Keating, I would love to see them
>> closed more quickly.
>>
>> Since I'm acutely aware of the extreme fullness of the collective
>> Infrastructure plate (especially of late), and I initially became a
>> Fedora
>> maintainer so I could stop bitching and start helping, I'd like to
>> offer
>> my services on this sort of thing.
>>
>> I'm not sure which FIGs to apply to, other than sysadmin, obviously.
>> If
>> this goes well, not only will I stop bitching and start helping on
>> mirror
>> issues, but I'd be eager to take a crack at anything else in Trac that
>> I
>> might be able to assist with.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>
> Sure, have you applied for the sysadmin group already? What is your
> fedora username?
Yes, immediately after sending this. Username is limb.
Thanks. So, after poking around, I'm still not sure which FIG I should be
looking at. My best guesses are -cvs and -build, as I seem to recall this
being possibly a tagging problem. Then again, Mr. Macken doesn't appear
to be in that group, but is in -releng. Not sure if there's any
inheritance at play, and I'd like to avoid having access I don't need. :)
> -Mike
>
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