Re: Is the logwatch project dying?

Hi. I wonder what is Kirk Bauer thinking about all this. Would he mind to
allow others to continue developing this great script?


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De: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] En nombre de Mike Tremaine
Enviado el: Viernes, 09 de Octubre de 2009 19:48
Para: Stefan
CC: [email protected]
Asunto: Re: [Logwatch-Devel] Is the logwatch project dying?

Stefan wrote:
> OK, I didn't realised that. Does some documentation exist which may give
me 
> some hints to make the code cross platform save?
>
> May I summarize? You are the only one who accepts patches and you don't
have 
> the time to do it. That's bad, because there won't be any progress. 
>
> What can be done to change that?
> - You don't accept any patches, then you have at least time to work on the

> core components. (I don't thing that this is a solution)
> - You can distribute the work load, and let other people take the 
> responsibility to maintain (parts of) the code. E.g. assign each service 
> script to a group and name a maintainer for each group. Each group
maintainer 
> then has to take care of the patches which belong to its group.
> - ???
>
> I don't want to tell you how you should run your project, but I really
would 
> like to see the logwatch project going on. And I think that there are
people 
> who would like to spend some work in the project, but can't do it because 
> things are jammed. Therefore we should have a discussion how we can change

> that.
>   

Well it's not my project I'm just someone who started helping out and 
became the last man standing. I have no control over the CVS server or 
the point releases, I just have access to the commit to CVS that's it. 
You can read more here http://www.logwatch.org/ the Author and Owner is 
Kirk Bauer.

-Mike
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