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Brooks Davis <brooks@one-eyed-alien.net> <brooks@freebsd.org>
He's submitted one too many network related PRs (with patches), so
now he can take care of them himself and keep improving our network
related code and utilities, among other things.
I'll be his mentor.
Approved by: -core
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of South African committers (sorry Johann, this is really the reason,
not all those ports you're maintaining).
He'll be maintaining his weird variety of ports, and hopefully other
stuff that takes his fancy (<subliminal>Docs! Docs!</subliminal>).
I'll pretend to act as his mentor; strange since he was one of the
people who introduced me to FreeBSD.
So, hello to Johann, your decoder ring is in the mail, and I'll show you
the secret handshake at dinner sometime.
Approved by: core
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-i18n changes would cause more pain than is really necessary, and Bruce
is happy that he can work around the breakage that this introduced in
-stable (s/happy/confident/ ...)
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and taking a load off my hands.
OK'ed by: core
Mentor: markm
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resolve Andrey's recent changes, and, quite possibly, back them out, and
do it by repo-copy instead. I don't want any further commits to happen in
here before that's done.
Normally I'd discuss this first. But I'm heading out in 5 minutes to speak
at a Linux User Group meeting, and am likely to be offline for the next
36 hours or so.
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1) Mark Pulford <mark@kyne.com.au> <markp@FreeBSD.org>
Mark's high quality patches/ports were just asking to be
punished with a commit bit.
2) David W. Chapman, Jr. <dwcjr@{inethouston.net,FreeBSD.org}>
David's been spamming the PR database way too much of late. So
his punishment is to clean up his mess and then some.
My slaves will first help me conquer the big stack that the ports db has
become and then we'll invent some k-rad l33t new peace weapon and take over
the world.
Mentor: will
Approved by: asami && core
Deed done by: cshumway
Special thanks: imp && jdp
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Approved by: core
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creation.
Note to FreeBSD committers: do we want this on?
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directory creation.
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commitlogs. This was controlled by tweaking the $RCSIDINFO variable,
where 0 = off, 1 = mail only, and 2 = both mail and commitlog. It
looks like '1' was broken and so not used by anyone, and '0' isn't
so useful (I'll re-add support if anyone moans enough ;)
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so that anyone picking up the code now doesn't shoot anyone in the
foot.
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typecheck definitions in-line.
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it put the following at the top of the perl script:
use lib $ENV{CVSROOT};
use CVSROOT::cfg;
The config variables can then be referenced from the script by
refering to them in the cfg package space, i.e. $cfg::TEMPLATE_HEADER.
The choice was taken to write it in perl, instead of plain text,
because it saves extra code in each script to parse the file, and
additionally it allows the user extra flexibility enabling the user
to create a dynamic configuration file that depends upon the host
it's running on, for instance.
Please read the warning in the file about making sure that it passes
the perl syntax check (perl -c) before commiting updates to it.
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Approved by: core
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uninitialized value'.
Noticed by: imp
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perl considers "0" false, not true, so explicitly check each
line against "".
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from the log message.
Submitted by: Ian Dowse <iedowse@maths.tcd.ie>
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regular expression that was used to perform the check.
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Permit 'month[s]' as well, while I'm here; other scripts should
also be updated to accept this as well.
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the log message.
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block at the bottom of the commit log. Committers are sometimes
wrapping lines and therefore introducing lines that don't look like
a header.
This change should return the previous behaviour.
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* If a commit fails because of a template error point the user to
a saved copy of the log message for when they re-commit.
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patterns into a configuration section at the top of the script.
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PR:
Submitted by:
Reviewed by:
Approved by:
Obtained from:
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notification service driven from 'MFC after:' headers in the commit
message.
This commit adds 'MFC after:' into the rcstemplate and associated
code to make sure that if it's used it's used correctly.
Based upon code submitted by Maxim Sobolev <sobomax@FreeBSD.org>.
Submitted by: sobomax
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They've never been logged here before by the looks of things, which
seems a little strange.
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not reading mail. If I come home to >2000 messages I end up deleting
it all anyway...
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into FreeBSD.
Approved by: core
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One Commit to bring them all and in the doc/-ness bind them
In the Land of SGML where the Commitbit lies.
Devoted to Udo Erdelhoff (ue).
I'll be his mentor.
Approved by: nik
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Tidy up a comment.
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from my test environment).
Several dunce caps to: joe
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potential bug where the contents of the log message could conflict
with the parsing process.
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use of @log_lines in a different context.
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for later use.
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Approved by: jkh
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Now Bruce Evans will get some competition as a code-nitpicker :-)), and
Jens has already submitted a too large number of PRs anyway...
Approved by: core
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Approved by: core
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complicated PRs. Welcome, Yar!
Approved by: core
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Eric and I have been working on a binary updates project that should
soon make its way to the cvs repo on usw4.freebsd.org. Naturally,
Eric is interested in working on all areas of FreeBSD's installation
and upgrade process.
He'll also start maintaining his own ports and hopefully writing some
documentation as well.
Mentored by: murray
Approved by: core
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patches. Clearly this behaviour can not go unpunished for long. . .
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working on i18n stuff as well as taking picture of all the committers
with cheap Taiwanese beer, so seek him out if you haven't had your
picture taken.
Michael, welcome aboard. Now go do the traidtional first commits.
Approved by: core
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with a commit bit since he insisted on submitting many patches, including
some to remove excessive use of setgid kmem throughout the tree, a task
that everyone has wanted done for a long time. He also foolishly
expressed interest in working on my POSIX.1e capabilities implementation.
I'll be his mentor.
Approved by: core
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He'll be focusing on sound, and has submitted two drivers already in
addition to several bugfixes and new features for newpcm.
I'll be his mentor.
Too late to back out now, Orion.
Approved by: core
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bogon in log_accum.pl.
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change_summary_X subroutines.
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loads of 'my' declarations. It won't be long before this will run with
'strict' switched on.
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This allows it to be switched off if necessary.
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the style guide.
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Jesper has been sentenced to serve time here because of his submission
of PR's with non-trivial contents of significant importance to FreeBSD.
(May that serve as a warning to all kids out there before they start
reading source code! :-)
Jesper is also the man behind {cvsup,ftp,www}.dk.freebsd.org.
Ohh, and did I mention ? He's Danish...
Welcome Jesper!
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to Mike Heffner <mikeh@FreeBSD.org>. Mike has been active in the FreeBSD
auditing project and will be working in that area to commit his own
patches.
P.S. The phone booth is now full, we have 2^8-1 committers :-)
Approved by: core
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NEVER NEVER list cvs-committers@freebsd.org in these scripts by default!
At least, not without checking the hostname of the machine first!
Pointy-hat to: joe
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Remove the 'append_to_logfile' subroutine as it's not used.
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* local -> my.
* Don't chdir to /tmp.
* Use $TMPDIR to file the temporary files.
* Don't delete the temporary files if we're in debug mode.
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* Mikhail Teterin <mi@aldan.algebra.com> <mi@FreeBSD.org>
This guy needs no introduction. He has submitted
270 bug reports since 1995. JKH will probably take him away
from me, since they're both so in love with Tcl. :-)
* Jimmy Olgeni <olgeni@uli.it> <olgeni@FreeBSD.org>
Jimmy has submitted far too many high-quality ports PRs and
seems to like fixing docs too. He will pay for this crime by
inflicting it directly on the repository.
* Dirk Meyer <dirk.meyer@dinoex.sub.org> <dinoex@FreeBSD.org>
Just like Jimmy, Dirk has an evil tendency to spam the bugs
database with useful PRs. He has submitted 135+ since 1997.
..to the loonie bin. Not that we aren't crowded enough yet, with about
230-240 insane people. But they'll only add to the entropy to allow us
to take over the world someday.
Mentor: will
Approved by: asami
Deed done by: markm
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It's time for him to deal with PRs "garbage collection."
I will be his mentor.
Approved by: vanilla
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(although they should probably have them there somewhere)
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Problem spotted by: bfumerola
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the process id.)
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along with the prefix that we use for the temporary filenames.
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uppercase:
$debug => $DEBUG and $rcsidinfo => $RCSIDINFO
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now that the header is generic.
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mail a configuration variable at the top of the script. (The crypto
repository used this, but other projects may find it handy also.)
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Move the mail command and email recipients to the top of the script where
they are easier to modify.
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nearly dubbed Ports Fury II. Please welcome this brave new ports
committer.
His freefall account is `sf', which probably stands for his initials,
not Src Fury. I will be his mentor.
His early job will be to clear his own mega-PRs, after that he will
add, fix and improve many ports with his superior skills, then do
PR-battle against Ports Fury, and eventually take over the world.
Welcome to the gang of rasc^W ferrets, FUJISHIMA-san!
Approved by: asami
Mentored by: knu
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He maintains many ports collection, such as ja-ghositscript family.
He is also known as the co-authors of "Complete Introduction to FreeBSD",
bestseller FreeBSD book in Japan.
Welcome mita!
Approved by: asami.
Mentored by: motoyuki
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some other 802.11 infrastructure related things. I'm his mentor.
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and I will be his mentor.
Approved by: core
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as new committers.
Approved by: core
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handling the conspectus for -advocacy and whatever other docs and/or
www stuff we can coerce her into doing :-) I'll be her mentor.
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Ian is already a valuable contributor who has submitted numerous fixes
for panics in various parts of the kernel. Allowing him to commit his
own fixes will just take some load off the PR database.
I'll be Ian's mentor while he learns the internal project ropes.
Flames to me, please.
Approved by: core
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Reviewed by: kris
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Peter sent me one too many port updates and must now pay the price.
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freebsd ports
Lars, would you please introduce yourself to the other committers ?
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meisters and have to redo the tag.
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legion driven by famous Samurai Asami-san.
He will be maintaining his 80+ ports, closing his own outstanding PRs, adding
new great ports etc. and eventually will take over the world.
Approved by: PW
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Approved by: PW
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He will be working mainly on emacs/elisp ports which most people fear
and keep away from. ;) Needless to say, his great ports skill won't
allow us to limit him to that area. I guarantee he will greatly help
us maintaining and bloating our ports tree.
I will mentor him, and dump all his PR's on himself. :>
Please welcome this brave matador who tames that evil gnu monster!
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He is a ports committer, especially maintain XEmacs and related ports.
Welcome kiri!
Mentored by: shige, taoka
Approved by: asami
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He's a ports committer, especially maintain chinese ports :-)
Welcome Keith!
Approved by: Satoshi Asami
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else in 4.2R. ;)
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Benno was gullible enough :-) to step up to the plate to work on a
FreeBSD PowerPC Mac G3/G4 port. Along with that comes FreeBSD support
for OpenBoot firmware, which also applies toward a sparc64 platform port.
I welcome Benno to FreeBSD'vile, and hate to tell him its too late to run
away now. :-)
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Doug Barton (dougb), the author of mergemaster, will be maintaining it in
our tree. He will also make sure our /etc/rc* look nice and tidy and I'm
sure will find various other places to find himself useful.
Garance A. Drosehn (gad) will be working on making our lpr suite more useful
to modern systems. We can also throw bug reports and feature requests at
him, I suppose. ;->
Approved by: core
Mentored by: billf
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temporarily till we find either person or they
surface of their own accord.
neither has an account freefall. all commmitters
must have an account on freefall.
Reviewed by: markm, imp
Approved by: warner
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himself. Welcome aboard
Approved by: core
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1) James E. Houlsey <jim@thehousleys.net>, for bringing and maintaining
~50 RTEMS-related ports along with a number of others.
2) Trevor Johnson <trevor@jpj.net>, for bringing in the festival family
of audio ports among other unusual audio ports; he also gave us
the BSDI Netscape ports.
3) Mario Sergio Fujikawa Ferriera <lioux@uol.com.br>, for finally
updating and maintaining codecrusader, among other ports. This was
a result of his laborious JX ports' split-up and creation. He is
also known for maintaining the qmail port.
to the ship of fools. All three spammed the PR database with consistently
well-done PRs and forced upon themselves this abu^Whonor. All three have
committed to assisting me in my mission to dominate ports and then take over
the world.
Mentor: will
Deed done by: markm
Approved by: asami
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drivers.
Approved by: FreeBSD Core
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recently been seen on the mbuf code; he will be working on making it
SMPng safe, as well as improving the code in general.
Submitted by: jlemon & alfred
Approved by: -core
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messages and commit mails so that the values always fit the columns.
Reviewed by: markm
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a new repository.
This commit only affects comments.
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Noted by: phantom
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good. Somebody break out the welcome wagon.
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be maintaining his own port (cons).
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everything resembling a comment ripped out of it.
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driver and working on some other things. I'll be his mentor.
Approved by: core
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(at least for ports and packages).
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Sergey has been generating patches and PRs for the system for as
long as I can remember. Now that he's had the mis^h^h^hgood fortune
to port a driver to CAM, I've taken it upon myself to bring him
into the fold!
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since as long as the lastlogin information is valid, and never read their
committers email. Their mailboxes got zapped when they hit 65MB each.
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exist anymore.
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Gregory comes to use from Sendmail Inc., so we are in good hands.
I will be his mentor.
Approved by: -core
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maintaining his ports, closing his own PR's, and engaging in general
hackery under src/. I'll be his mentor.
Approved by: -core
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fine patches, which tend to appear in follow-up to PR's.
David has a mandate to attack src/ at the moment, but not
ports/ until he's chatted to Satoshi, nor doc/ until he's
chatted to Nik.
I'll be David's mentor.
Approved by: core
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This, ladies and gentleman, is the other fool who has been making
my life miserable (why do they always come from the .uk?).
He lurks and responds on the mailinglists as Ben Smithurst.
Scary thing about Ben is, that like Mark, he has this strange
inclination to document things as well as submit other PRs.
Needless to say I also got fed up with his PRs. About time he
started caring for them himself. }=)
All joking aside, I want to warmly welcome Ben into the realm of the
-doc committers. (That's down to the hall and to the right, btw.)
Ben, enjoy your stay and please don't mind the bodies of the
non-documenting programmers chained to the walls.
(As with Mark, I will be mentoring Ben for a while.)
Approved by: nik
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This time I have the pleasure in presenting you with Mark Ovens.
Mark actually got on my nerves by submitting too many PRs, and
especially -doc related ones, that I decided to punish him in the
best way possible. By making him a -doc committer. }=)
Anyways, Mark can be found as a resource for a lot of things
and most of the time he is crazy enough to document these things as well.
Most of the time in a `don't try this at home kids' kind of style.
All kidding aside, I am glad to have Mark aboard (saves me from
doing lotsa -doc stuff ;) ) and I believe he is UK committer #10.
Please give him a warm -doc and FreeBSD welcome. =)
Welcome to the madhouse Mark.
(I will be his mentor for a while.)
Approved by: nik
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able to commit all the -doc PRs he's submitted. I'm sure -committers will
extend the traditional warm welcome to him.
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ARAI-san is the PAO release engineer and will be coordinating release
issues for laptops as well as any remaining PAO integration issues.
Watanabe-san is the author of the smbus driver and one of the primary
architects of the acpi project which is on the glide path to
integration in to FreeBSD.
Please welcome our latest two Japanese committers.
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(1) Kazuo Horikawa (horikawa@FreeBSD.org)
He is working on Japanese Manual Translation Project as
manager/release engineer for years. I think he will work for
doc/ja_JP.eucJP/man area and his work will be good hope for whom
planning to translate manuals into native language.
(2) Hiroki Sato (hrs@FreeBSD.org)
He is working on Japanese Documentation Project as sub manager and his
work on this area is widely as translation, reviewing, pre-commit
checking, (www & doc tree) building knowledge, SGML/XML development.
Guys, welcome aboard!
Approved: nik
Mentored: kuriyama
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collections into the mainstream source tree.
Approved by: markm, peter
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Mentor: rwatson.
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Approved by: jdp
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Approved by: jdp
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Atsushi Furuta-san
UCHIYAMA-san Yasushi
to the tree. Gentlemen, please add yourselves to the handbook
following the new commiters guide and send an introduction to the
list. Please see
http://www.freebsd.org/tutorials/committers-guide/
for more details.
Mentor: imp
Approved: core
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http://www.freebsd.org/internal/developer.html and move yourself
to the committers section.
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maintaining, not suprisingly, the coda ports.
Submitted/Mentored by: billf && rwatson
Approved by: asami
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MIHIRA-san Sanpei Yoshiro (sanpei)
Takeshi Shibagaki-san (shiba)
Noriaki Mitsunaga-san (non)
Shunsuke Akiyama-san (akiyama)
Please add yourself to the handbook for the traditional first commit
following the guidelines in
http://www.freebsd.org/tutorials/committers-guide/
I will be acting as their mentor.
Approved by: core
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the Kerberos code.
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were applied to; useful for filtering by procmail, etc.
The additional header is of the form:
X-FreeBSD-CVS-Branch: HEAD,RELENG_3,RELENG_4
Requested by: andreas & asmodai
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(in src/contrib)
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Like Will Andrews, Alex has this weird liking for ports and especially
fixing them.
And like me he has this strange inclination to tinker with API's and,
*gasp*, document them.
Alex will also be working on the German translation import and expansion
effort.
Will Andrews and me will be mentoring him. He's ab^H^Husable under the
callsign `alex'.
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logged in to read it since hub existed. :-( it was just filling up
/var/mail. Since we have no forwarding address for them there isn't
much we can do.
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belatedly). Welcome, guys!
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updating his own ports, then he'll be importing new ports, then he'll
take over the world.
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Jake will be working on some of the legacy drivers initially and later,
wherever his fancy takes him.
Approved by: core
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family. Jayanth is a TCP/IP guru and works at Yahoo alongside (literally)
Paul Saab and I. Jayanth is the culprit behind the recently committed
TCP NewReno work and among other things has a TCP SACK implementation.
His committer access was approved on the condition that he must NOT sing!
:-)
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Approved by: core
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to devnull of his inbound committers mail.
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test output with expected output, to not have $FreeBSD$. Many creative
workarounds have been suggested by others, but none of them are at all
convenient to work with.
Approved by: peter
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leaks that may remain over the next couple of days, so the ports tree
is unfrozen now.
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from things like core-team and personal FreeBSD mails (withouth using
hack^H^H^H^Htools like procmail).
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Indirectly Approved by: asami
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amount of editing one needs to do to use the FreeBSD CVSROOT configuration
on other projects.
Approved by: peter
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cpiazza work on converting the Makefiles.
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tree. I'll be his sponsor.
Approved by: core
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Mentor: sada
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many PRs and having too many ports of his in the tree. He also lives in
Michigan(!) which isn't quite as bad.
For penance he will have to go close those PRs and maintain his ports. Fool.
Approved by: asami
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"asami" (that's me :) can commit to the tree.
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from things like core-team and personal FreeBSD mails (withouth using
hack^H^H^H^Htools like procmail).
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He is already known as several patches submitter, and also has much
IPv6 operation and experiment experience on Japanese IPv6 supported ISP IMASY,
where he is a member of it.
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formerly from Hotmail, and is now at Yahoo. Many of you would have
met him at FreeBSDCon'99.
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all wish we had justification to use "BSD" as our 3-letter username.. :)
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the exclude file.
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farm^H^H^H^Herr committers :-) They'll be working on docs stuff mainly,
particularly the handbook. I'll be their mentor.
Approved by: nik, jkh, core
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files which aren't versionable.
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http://www.freebsd.org/internal/committers-guide.html
Approved by: core
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I am feeling burned out with FreeBSD at the moment, and frustrated
with both myself and the organization. I'm taking a sabbatical to try
to get rid of this feeling. I hope to be back with renewed energy at
a later date.
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the email address.
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FreeBSD/JDK WWW pages, which will soon be under CVS control.
Welcome aboard, Patrick!
Approved by: jkh
Deed done by: markm
Sponsored by: nate
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care of his own PRs and commit the mega-patches that affect 50+ ports
at a time. Welcome aboard, Ade!
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our ever-growing Ports Collection. Welcome aboard, Jeremy!
Approved by: asami
Deed done by: markm
Sponsored by: steve
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and even if they did they should be uuencoded.
Add etc/motd
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Justin Gibbs did the preliminary work of suggesting Gerard come on-board,
and Mark M. setup his Freefall account. I'm not sure how he got missed here.
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"src/usr.bin/more/more.help") to contain an $Id$. This file is directly
displayed as more(1)'s help file and an Id would look unprofessional,
stupid, and ugly. It would be inappropriate, too.
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went so smooth (from the Ports Collection's point of view). Thanks
for the help, guys!
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POSIX.1e, and ACLs has finally put him in the worry seat.
Approved by: core
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"I have decided to resign as a committer as it's been a very long time
since I last had the time to work on FreeBSD and things have now got
to the point where not even "speed reading" can help me keep up with
the commit mail."
And thanks to James for being honest about this. Most folks just
slink away quietly and are never heard from again. :)
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he has a strange inclination to document things and extract information
from people in order to do it. Welcome aboard!
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Hopefully this will stop the exponential growth that the PR database has
been experiencing. :->
Sponsored by: billf
Approved by: asami
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doing neat handbook build tricks and other doc proj work.
Approved by: nik
Sponsored by: billf
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"asami" (that's me :) can commit to the tree.
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/home/ncvs/CVSROOT/commit_prep.pl line 119, <FILE> chunk 6.' error message.
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character as a comment.
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Hearn and Ollivier Robert.
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the exclusions list unless we're just about ready to fail, so this only
incurs an overhead on non-tagged files.
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the $FreeBSD$ checking.
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from seeing any more than the 'lines:' in the rcs header itself. It used
to scan the entire log message and could "find" another entry if another
log message, complete with full headers, was pasted into the middle.
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$FreeBSD$ has been replaced with $HEADER, a variable which is defined
near the top of the script.
This makes it easier for third parties to customise the CVSROOT contents
for their own local repositories, like Pavilion Internet do with their
$Pavilion$ tag.
Reviewed by: the cvs-committers list
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prior to the import. There is still a small amount of debris in
src/sys/alpha/alpha, but that can be fixed up in a moment.
I don't believe I've accidently lost anyone's commits.
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