Re: Understanding update_output.txt (or why isn't sylpheed going to woody?)

[Anthony Towns <aj@azure.humbug.org.au>]

On Sun, Mar 10, 2002 at 12:33:56AM -0300, Gustavo Noronha Silva wrote:
> accepted: sylpheed
>    ori: 106+0: a-11:a-17:h-16:i-1:i-11:m-3:m-11:m-13:p-2:s-18:s-3
>    pre: 128+0: a-13:a-19:h-18:i-3:i-13:m-5:m-13:m-15:p-4:s-20:s-5
>    now: 117+0: a-12:a-18:h-17:i-2:i-12:m-4:m-12:m-14:p-3:s-19:s-4
>    all: gpgme wmbiff gnutls libgcrypt sylpheed
> accepted: sylpheed-claws
>    ori: 106+0: a-11:a-17:h-16:i-1:i-11:m-3:m-11:m-13:p-2:s-18:s-3
>    pre: 117+0: a-12:a-18:h-17:i-2:i-12:m-4:m-12:m-14:p-3:s-19:s-4
>    now: 106+0: a-11:a-17:h-16:i-1:i-11:m-3:m-11:m-13:p-2:s-18:s-3
>    all: gpgme wmbiff gnutls libgcrypt sylpheed sylpheed-claws
> [...]
> Apparently successful
> final: gpgme,wmbiff,gnutls,libgcrypt,sylpheed,sylpheed-claws
> start: 106+0: a-11:a-17:h-16:i-1:i-11:m-3:m-11:m-13:p-2:s-18:s-3
>  orig: 106+0: a-11:a-17:h-16:i-1:i-11:m-3:m-11:m-13:p-2:s-18:s-3
>   end: 106+0: a-11:a-17:h-16:i-1:i-11:m-3:m-11:m-13:p-2:s-18:s-3
> SUCCESS (89/83)

First, see http://people.debian.org/~jules/testingfaq.html
which is linked from http://ftp-master.debian.org/testing/

Anyway, what you've just quoted means this _is_ going into testing
(along with wmbiff, gnutls, and libgcrypt). If you ssh to pandora and
run madison, you'll find it's already been noted in the database, and
will hit the mirrors tomorrow.

Cheers,
aj

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