find-inactive-packagers

#1538 Inactive packager detected for user mohammedisam
Closed: Removed from packagers by mattia. Opened by mattia.

Closed: Removed from packagers
Reopen Issue

Hello @mohammedisam,

during our periodic check as per the "Inactive packagers policy"
we detected no activity from you as a packager, nor in
other Fedora community places, like Bodhi or mailing lists.

In order to reduce security risks from possible accounts hijacking
we're trying to contact you to know if you're still reachable and
if your email set in Fedora Account System (moh**@yahoo.com) is still valid.

Please, let us know if you're still intersted in participating
in Fedora and if you still need your account to be listed in the packager group.

Without any reply from you, in two months we will proceed to remove
your account from the packager group. Your account will still be active.

The following is a list of packages that may become orphan if the user
is removed from the packager group. Affected co-maintainers users and groups are provided
as well:

  • fontopia
  • gball
  • gnudos
  • gosnake
  • layla-fonts
  • shaman
  • tcalc

User mohammedisam will be removed from packager group.

Metadata Update from @mattia:
- Issue close_status updated to: Removed from packagers
- Issue status updated to: Closed (was: Open)

Dear mattia and team,

I want to rejoin the packagers group and resume updating my Fedora packages. What is the process here for ex-packagers like myself? Do I need to start from the beginning (submit a ticket, get sponsored, etc.), or is there another process for rejoining the packagers group?

Thanks,

Hi, see https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fesco/Policy_for_inactive_packagers/#returning

Hi, see https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fesco/Policy_for_inactive_packagers/#returning

Thanks, mattia. I have posted a new issue.

Thanks again.
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