On Wed, 2010-06-02 at 14:24 -0700, Russ Allbery wrote: > Riccardo Stagni <unriccio@email.it> writes: > > > I thing that this issue became more serious with the lintian-based > > automatic rejection of incoming packages. > > Some days ago an upload (illuminator_0.11.0-4_amd64.changes) got rejected > > because of this pending issue. > > > (from the reject mail) > >> Reject Reasons: > >> illuminator source: lintian output: 'uploader-address-malformed IV <hazelsct@debian.org>"', automatically rejected package. > > > (CC-ing ftp-masters as reject mails say to write if something concerns > > them, and CC-ing debian-science-maintainers and hazelsct as maintainers of > > the package in question) Yeah, I was kind of surprised by that. Didn't have time to deal with it over the past week, but figured I'd try to work around it using a lintian override. > I thought we established the last time around on this discussion that Adam > needs to leave the comma off in his name for the time being. I don't remember receiving this advice. That would make the name different from what's in my GPG key, but I suppose I could add an additional name to the key... Note my email From address doesn't have the comma or full stop, because I find the quotes aesthetically inelegant, but I made that change after the key. > DAK is also > misinterpreting the value, so it's not just a Lintian problem. All our > current tools assume they can do a naive split on comma, and even if we > decided to change this and changed Policy now, it's going to take a while > for the tools to change. I think you mean "even if we decided to clarify Policy..." as my practice conforms to what's currently in Policy. But we've been through that already. -Adam -- GPG fingerprint: D54D 1AEE B11C CE9B A02B C5DD 526F 01E8 564E E4B6 Engineering consulting with open source tools http://www.opennovation.com/
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