Thursday 04 Nov 04 Confcall

For the Thursday conference call (11am US-Eastern),
I propose these topics as an agenda:

- Marvin's updating of the lsbsi base packages
- appbat rsync server bug #429
- libbat / "missing" libc libs from email
- bug #385, marked closed because we shipped the
application checkers - but it has open dependencies.
With today's bugzilla config change, it would no
longer be possible to close 385 without handling
the dependencies!
- bugzilla nag emails - when Stuart turned on this
feature, all three lists got emails.  Here are the
links to the queries:
http://bugs.linuxbase.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&assigned_to=3Dlsb-=
app
[email protected] =20
http://bugs.linuxbase.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&assigned_to=3Dlsb-=
bui
[email protected]=20
http://bugs.linuxbase.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&assigned_to=3Dlsb-=
imp
[email protected]


Status update:

I made new rollup bugs for the next two releases,
now's a good time to start assigning bugs to these
releases, if indeed there are any blockers:

             LSB 2.1  LSB 3.0
AppBat         607     614
lsb-si         608     615
build tools    609     616

For newcomers, the technique is to mark the bug
as blocking the appropriate rollup bug. This allows
easy tracking of release blockers by looking at
the rollup bug - all the dependencies should be
crossed out (i.e. resolved)