Re: becoming dd again?
Peter Novodvorsky <nidd@debian.org> wrote:
> I've left my gpg key on one of debian development machines and it was
> removed from debian keyring on 26th of November. I was unactive for a
> long time, however I want to become active again. I've revoked my old
> key and got a new one (9469A7A7) signed by Alexander Kotelnikov.
> What is the process of getting it in keyring again?
[...]
quoting http://lists.debian.org/debian-qa/2004/06/msg00084.html the
guidelines for a comeback of a MIA maintainer are these:
| The general policy is this: people who retire on their own, are
| put in an emeritus keyring and can come back by mailing the
| keyring maintainer (doing this should take days or maybe some
| weeks); people who don't retire on their are put in a removed
| keyring, and have to go through NM. (Those keyrings are not in the
| debian-keyring package but their are in the source package.) There
| are probably exceptions, though.
I do not know whether you have been declared MIA at all however or
whether only your key was removed.
cu andreas
--
NMUs aren't an insult, they're not an attack, and they're
not something to avoid or be ashamed of.
Anthony Towns in 2004-02 on debian-devel
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