[tor-bugs] #4162 [Tor bundles/installation]: arm/torctl rpms for deb.tpo
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#4162: arm/torctl rpms for deb.tpo
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Reporter: atagar | Owner: erinn
Type: task | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone:
Component: Tor bundles/installation | Version:
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Points: | Actualpoints:
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Comment(by atagar):
> Do you want upload access or do you want to get Juan upload access?
Me. I'd be signing and uploading the arm/torctl rpms. Juan would then test
and maybe upload them to Fedora.
> I think it is actually more important to get the rpms into Fedora than
our repos.
I strongly disagree unless the Fedora repos are already getting an up to
date copy of Tor. As mentioned in the tor-assistants@ thread there's no
point for arm or torctl to be present in any repositories where Tor
doesn't reside.
> But I may be able to automate some of it by then, since that is one of
my "very high priority" things, which could make it easier.
That would be sweet - fingers crossed that it works.
> get the rpms into Fedora first. that's where most of the users are. I
don't have stats, but I don't think our rpm repos have many users.
Hm... we tell users to avoid native rpm repositories since from what we
understand they're unmaintained and dangerous. I agree that it's
preferable for Tor/arm/torctl to all reside there with a maintainer since
most users probably ignore this warning, but until we have this maintainer
it seems odd to say "Yay, arm/torctl are in native repositories! But don't
use them for tor - that's dangerous."
> find a way for me to generalize the rpm repos such that multiple
uploaders can do it (giving me a document or explaining how other distros
do it here is fine)
Juan?
> ask me again in a month?
Will do - thanks. :)
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