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Bug#657405: ITP: mediagoblin -- web application for sharing pictures and videos



On Sat, Feb 01, 2014 at 06:19:13PM -0500, Simon Fondrie-Teitler wrote:
> Hi, 
> 
> Lucas Nussbaum <lucas@debian.org> writes:
> > Since it has been a few months, and I'm currently watching the
> > MediaGoblin talk at FOSDEM (great talk, btw), I was wondering what's the
> > status of this ITP?
> 
> I started a new job recently, which took a bunch of my time, but I've
> started freeing up more time to work on Debian stuff. This is the first
> major Debian package I've done, so it's been slow going.
> 
> I've moved the git repository to collab-maint [0] and upgraded it to
> 0.6.1. It builds, but there's still a bit of cleanup to do, and a couple
> of DFSG issues to be addressed (some locally modified code in extlib/,
> and several media files in mediagoblin/tests/test_submission/ [1] that
> don't have sources). I'm communicating with upstream about the DFSG
> issues, and talking to some DDs about how to address them.
> 
> If others want to review the package as it stands, or take a crack at
> some of the issues, I'd be thrilled. I certainly don't want to slow down
> getting the package into Debian simply because I'm still learning.

It seems like upstream fixed a bunch of those issues already, is that
right? At least the mediagoblin/tests/test_submission/ seems fine to me.
The extlib directory seems more tricky, but my guess is that you could
just not ship what's in another debian package in the gmg binary
package, and for the rest ship it until someone packages the goods.

What are exactly the issues needing to be solved now?

How are you communicating with upstream, are there bug reports? It would
be helpful if you would cc this bug report in those communications to
get an idea of the progress being made. :)

I'm curious to see this working, but I am too lazy to deploy this
again by hand... :P

A.

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real privacy of personal communications.
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