- Had releng meeting, discussed what we were going to do with custom spins for this release. Also decided that from a releng POV spins should be a release feature and done in schedule with the release, and done against GOLD content, not updates. New spins would target the next release.
- Fixed permissions on 9 updates, somehow they all got owned by root. Made them match the 8 updates, will watch the next push attempt for what goes wrong.
- Started triage duty for internal Red Hat rel-eng queue. Re-acquainted myself with the RT interface and read up on the services guide for the tasks I'll have to do.
- Spent a good chunk of time looking into how we do embargo branches internally so that we can disable this feature, reported in the RT how I think it could be done.
- Walked Casey through the NewMaintainerContainment wiki page and outlined what changes would be necessary. Less work than originally thought, could have it done relatively soon.
- Looked into Trac Spam filter plugin, could be useful for the sites that allow anonymous ticketing, as well as add a layer of defense against email spams getting into trac. Thinking about setting up a Trac SIG given that it's a large project and there are a lot of little pieces but many people making use of it. Will setup a more public test instance to play with these plugins on as well as think about the 0.11 migration
- Tested repodiff change to handle no LANG being set. It succeeded, provided feedback to bug.
- Started playing with koji multicall API. Makes things /much/ faster, although it does require a bit of a re-think of how information is gathered to make optimal use of multicall.
- Investigated issue brought up by Fernando regarding import.log placement in our CVS system. Dug into why the log was moved, and realized that we never added import.log on the branches as a tracked file in Fedora CVS. Discussed with Toshio this issue and formulated a bit of a plan to have Casey work on.
- Looked deeper at a couple of koji tickets, wrote up some discovery information and tossed them over at MikeB as they were web related issues.
- Submitted trac-spamfilter-plugin and trac-xmlrpc-plugin packages for review
- Talked with Casey about a number of things to work on, including koji personal repos, and delta rpms. Discussed delta stuff at length and got him going in a good direction with that.
- More triage work for internal RT queue
- Talked about future mash/pungify development with Bill and Seth with an eye on speeding things up and making best use of available APIs
- Helped installer intern get going with rawhide testing
- Helped out fnasser some more on constructing a cvs setup for jpackage.
- Spent a day hacking on the current sign_unsigned script we're using for Fedora. Found lots of places that we can use multicall to speed things up. Using a sample set of 5 packages (55 rpms), tasks that were taking 1.5 minutes have been reduced down to 7 seconds. These are mostly discovery tasks, not actual sign or import tasks. However those have been sped up, but it's more difficult to provide direct comparison.
- Talked with seth about the ia64 gpg key thing some more, prompted him to investigate whether or not he can enable yum to support multiple keys in a file before we go the route of multiple files.
- Replaced RHEL5 with rawhide on the quad G5. Mostly to make it quiet again, but it'll be useful when I start doing pungi changes and need to test ppc composes.
- Worked on getting publictest2 re-installed for the proof of concept testopia instance for the QA folks.
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