Re: Bits from the DPL: DSA and buildds and DAM, oh my!
* Anthony Towns:
> I'm trying to be descriptive here rather than prescriptive or
> proscriptive
Does this mean that this message is not meant to create any new
delegations? Below you say otherwise, so I'm confused.
> * Debian System Administration (DSA)
> - delegated authority to determine unofficial Debian services via delegation
> of debian.net subdomains
Hasn't debian.net DNS management delegated to others?
> In my opinion the only roles that have any "DPL delegation" part are the
> ones I've described as "delegated authority" above -- ie, DAM's ability
> to determine who's a Debian developer, and DSA's management of the
> debian.org and debian.net domains.
Among other things, ftp-master decides what's acceptable for the
archive (see the Java 5 addition if this is not clear), and IMHO, this
activity needs delegation, too. But according to my reading of the
Constitution (Article 2.1(2)), you cannot delegate to a team you are a
member of, anyway.
I'm positively surprised that DSA and keyring-maint themselves want to
use RT to improve their communication.
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