Hi Daniel,

That's correct.

I maintain BIRD 2 packages in Debian unstable/testing and stable, and also our pkg.labs.nic.cz/bird2/ repos

I could also maintain -backports and Ubuntu package and various other forks but I don't really have cycles to do all that, so I leave that on the community which is free to backport / reuse Debian packages as needed. An extra advantage of that is that if I get hit by a bus, it should be easier to replace me as there will be others familiar with bird packaging - the show must go on :)

So if you want, please do upload / maintain bird2 in -backports, I'm sure some users (especially those with restrictions on third-party repos) will find that useful.


Cheers,
Jakub

On 4/24/24 17:48, Daniel Gröber wrote:
Hi Jakub and Ondřej,

I'm also interested in using more recent bird versions in my deployment,
but I don't use third-party repos on principle.

Since I'm a DD I could just start uploading and maintaining a backports for
bird2, is there I reason to not do that? My guess is you just want to avoid
doing the work twice since you're already maintaining that repo outside of
Debian, right?

--Daniel

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