Christophe Duverger

Applying for	Debian Developer, uploading
Applicant	Christophe Duverger <baxter@about.org>, currently Debian Contributor
OpenPGP fingerprint	F6D8 9A75 184A 9204 FC8B 4ED8 EAC5 DEED FF7A BCB9
Activity timespan	2016-07-11 to 2016-07-11
Status	Closed
Completed	2016-07-12
Advocates	none yet
Debian account name	baxter104
Missing requirements	Declaration of intent Advocate Key consistency checks Application Manager report
Requirements OK	SC/DFSG/DMUP agreement

Requirements

Requirement	Approved by	Approved date	Notes
51: Declaration of intent	-	-
51: SC/DFSG/DMUP agreement	nm@debian.org	2016-07-11
51: Advocate	-	-
51: Key consistency checks	-	-	no UID found that fully satisfies requirements key has issues key_encryption_expires_soon key_signing_expires_soon
51: Application Manager report	-	-

Date	Author	Requirement	Action	Content	Public
2016-07-11 10:11	baxter104	-	-	Process created	yes
2016-07-11 11:15	baxter104	Declaration of intent	add_statement	Added a signed statement	yes
2016-07-11 11:15	nm@debian.org	Declaration of intent	req_approve	New statement received, the requirement seems satisfied	yes
2016-07-11 11:18	baxter104	SC/DFSG/DMUP agreement	add_statement	Added a signed statement	yes
2016-07-11 11:18	nm@debian.org	SC/DFSG/DMUP agreement	req_approve	New statement received, the requirement seems satisfied	yes
2016-07-11 12:26	locutusofborg	Declaration of intent	req_unapprove	Hi, I'm afraid you did not fully understand the meaning of the documentation. You can already maintain your package, just by seeking for sponsors e.g. by opening an RFS bug or getting in touch on debian-mentors mail list (or irc channel on OFTC). Being a DD is what allows you to directly upload on the Debian archive, but this can be done after you already showed your packaging skills, did some (lot) of work for the Debian project, and somebody (another DD) has enough confidence in your work to Advocate you. The first step is: start maintain your package with a sponsor, apply for DM and get uploads packages for it, and then start contributing more around the project. Right now, I'm afraid, DD is not the correct status (maybe Debian Contributor) might be more appropriate. Good luck in doing some Debian work, and seeking for a Sponsor!	yes