Re: [Savannah-hackers] registration discarded

[mathieu]

> Hi,
> There are already some canned responses somewhere in Savannah, which I
> never
> use because I always feel that a canned response will not apply
> exactly. What
> I do is to use some text documents that I quickly adapt to each
> situation. The e-mail response to a project submission is the part
> that takes
> me the shortest time (compared to reviewing the code or trying to
> understand
> a description, for instance); I do not think a script would help me
> much in
> that case and Savannah users love to receive personalized responses
> and not
> automatic responses as in SourceForge.

You're right

> On the other hand, I think the script you propose would be very
> helpful for
> the "mysql -e 'delete...'" part. It would be very useful if every
> project removal was logged somewhere in /var/log; something similar to
> what sf_sync_www and sf_cvs do. Even better if the /var/log file would
> register every project received and approved. Sometimes people ask
> what
> happened to their projects and I find it very hard to find out when it
> was
> submitted (mailman does not help searching the savannah-hackers
> archive), who
> handled the sbmission and what happened to the project.

If you want, I can make a simple sv_register_discard script
that will do the "mysql -e 'delete...'" part, request the savannah 
maintainer to add a short comment and then add informations in a kind 
of /var/log/sv_register_discard

--
mathieu

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