> Am 26.03.2015 um 12:45 schrieb Richard B Winters <rik@mmogp.com>: > > On Thu, 2015-03-26 at 11:10 +0100, Martin Gerhard Loschwitz wrote: >> Richard, >> >> I added you to the HA group on alioth. Let me know if you need something to >> be sponsored. Feel free to do whatever you need with the packages as long >> as you manage to keep them working or make them work again :) >> >> Best regards >> Martin > > Hi Martin, > > I mentioned keeping corosync related libraries within the corosync > package - but Feri made a good point by stating we should ask why you > decided to break them up; since you likely had a good reason. What's > your take on this? > Ubuntu requires a split package. The goal was to keep stuff as synchronized as possible between Ubuntu and Debian. That's why I would prefer to stick with individual library packages. Otherwise, the Ubuntu package maintainers would need to re-do the packaging on their own completely, and there's no point in doing that. > --- > > http://mentors.debian.net/package/crmsh > > That's what I've done with crmsh. Notice what I did with the rules file > (rather than patching the source). I had contributed a hack upstream for > making upstream source build work on Debian as well. > > I'll take a look through the existing package -> to see how you tackled > certain aspects. I'm sure also that depends needs to be updated. I can > just apply updated source to the old package and bring it up to date > with modifications - or is a properly built and tested new package able > to be dropped 'on-top'? > > I rushed it a little bit so krig could look into potentially auto > generating debs for the public via OBS -> though the Build-Depends > caused him errors testing that out with OBS (SUSE build system). > > pcs/pcsd is also an interesting subject, due to the ruby gem > installation for pcsd. I've been working on the init script (which > upstreams provided version doesn't seem to work on Debian), but have > tackled a majority of that package already as well. > https://launchpad.net/~syseleven-platform/+archive/ubuntu/linux-ha contains up-to-date packages for Ubuntu 14.04 that should be buildable on Debian as well. You may use them as a reference, of course. > --- > > Feri, I recall you saying you would like to work on updating corosync -> > I can target pacemaker or pcs next, or we can work together on each > piece? What would you prefer? > > Are there any others still active? Looking forward to meeting any of > you and working together in the future! > Best regards Martin
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