On Fri, 3 Jun 2005, Mark Scott wrote:
So... if I verify a package for FC1 or FC2 (the distros I have access to) then I can personally remove the 'verify-core1' or 'verify-fc2' from the whiteboard? I never wanted to do this in the past when it was 2 verifies as I assumed the Reporter / Assignee was responsible for this.
You can do this, if you're able to. I'm not 100% sure whether this requires special permissions -- this may be something that only the reporter/assignee can do (and people with special bugzilla privileges, like myself).
With regards to verifying packages, there are several waiting for a verify on FC1 or FC2 that I would not feel comfortable verifying because I do not (or never have) used them, e.g. PostgreSQL, rp-pppoe, squirrelmail, gftp, ethereal. Obviously if this is true of all verifiers then this is a problem that will block their release.
I've sometimes came across this issue. For simple applications like ethereal and gftp (which can be easily installed and tested), I've done the testing even if I hadn't used the application at all (or only very little). But I wouldn't feel comfortable testing a package which requires more complex set-up (like postgresql), but maybe that has been part laziness in my mind :)
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