[gentoo-dev] nagios ebuilds.

[gentoo-dev] nagios ebuilds.

[Jasmine]

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Hi

I am in charge of the nagios-based monitoring and would like to close some 
bugs which have been sitting for sometime. I guess my mentor, Kurt is busy 
and has not responded to me yet. But, I realised that the Nagios ebuilds in 
the portage currently are not good at all. And, I dont have access to 
cvs.gentoo.org so how do I go about closing these bugs? 


Cheers,
Jasmine
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Re: [gentoo-dev] nagios ebuilds.

[Chris Gianelloni]

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On Mon, 2003-09-15 at 15:56, Jasmine wrote:
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> Hi
> 
> I am in charge of the nagios-based monitoring and would like to close some 
> bugs which have been sitting for sometime. I guess my mentor, Kurt is busy 
> and has not responded to me yet. But, I realised that the Nagios ebuilds in 
> the portage currently are not good at all. And, I dont have access to 
> cvs.gentoo.org so how do I go about closing these bugs? 

One way would be to post the fixed ebuilds into a bug (or into the bugs
they solve).  Unfortunately, without the help of a developer with CVS
access, you can't do much other than that.

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Re: [gentoo-dev] nagios ebuilds.

[Jasmine]

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> One way would be to post the fixed ebuilds into a bug (or into the bugs
> they solve).  Unfortunately, without the help of a developer with CVS
> access, you can't do much other than that.

Hi

Hmm.. I am a gentoo developer for nagios if you take a look at the 4th August 
GWN :-) 
Don't all developers get CVS access?

Jasmine
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Re: [gentoo-dev] nagios ebuilds.

[Brian Jackson]

On Monday 15 September 2003 05:27 pm, Jasmine wrote:
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> > One way would be to post the fixed ebuilds into a bug (or into the bugs
> > they solve).  Unfortunately, without the help of a developer with CVS
> > access, you can't do much other than that.
> 
> Hi
> 
> Hmm.. I am a gentoo developer for nagios if you take a look at the 4th 
August 
> GWN :-) 
> Don't all developers get CVS access?

Well, until you get your cvs issues sorted out, I can help out since I use 
nagios at work.

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> 
> Jasmine

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Re: [gentoo-dev] nagios ebuilds.

[Chris Gianelloni]

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On Mon, 2003-09-15 at 18:27, Jasmine wrote:
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> > One way would be to post the fixed ebuilds into a bug (or into the bugs
> > they solve).  Unfortunately, without the help of a developer with CVS
> > access, you can't do much other than that.
> 
> Hi
> 
> Hmm.. I am a gentoo developer for nagios if you take a look at the 4th August 
> GWN :-) 
> Don't all developers get CVS access?

Yes, once you have completed your trial period and passed the quiz, you
should have access added, along with your @gentoo.org email address.  If
you are still in your trial period, then all your commits to CVS must be
made through another developer (preferably your mentor) until your trial
period is over.

If you should have access to CVS and do not, then you should contact
klieber or seemant and get your access added.

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Re: [gentoo-dev] nagios ebuilds.

[Jasmine]

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> Yes, once you have completed your trial period and passed the quiz, you
> should have access added, along with your @gentoo.org email address.  If
> you are still in your trial period, then all your commits to CVS must be
> made through another developer (preferably your mentor) until your trial
> period is over.
>
> If you should have access to CVS and do not, then you should contact
> klieber or seemant and get your access added.

Hi

May I know whereabouts to take the quiz? And, how long is the trial period 
normally? Hmm... I seriously dint know that!


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Jasmine 
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Re: [gentoo-dev] nagios ebuilds.

[Chris Gianelloni]

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On Fri, 2003-09-19 at 07:43, Jasmine wrote:
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> > Yes, once you have completed your trial period and passed the quiz, you
> > should have access added, along with your @gentoo.org email address.  If
> > you are still in your trial period, then all your commits to CVS must be
> > made through another developer (preferably your mentor) until your trial
> > period is over.
> >
> > If you should have access to CVS and do not, then you should contact
> > klieber or seemant and get your access added.
> 
> Hi
> 
> May I know whereabouts to take the quiz? And, how long is the trial period 
> normally? Hmm... I seriously dint know that!

The quiz is sent to you by aliz (I think).  The trial period is a
minimum of 2 weeks where you should be submitting all of your patches to
your mentor for them to check over and commit.  At least that's how it
was for me.

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