Open christian-eriksson opened 4 years ago
@grazzolini Perhaphs you'd consider adding me and/or others that might help maintain this repo on the upstream side? I use this on about a dozen hosts on 3 continents and have a vested interest in it remaining viable. The fixes and PRs are piling up without PR feedback or a release.
@grazzolini @alerque An update to this package and a new release is very much needed. In my opinion, changes from @ahesford's fork includes the best and most needed improvements and their PRs should be merged.
For myself, in the meantime, I've copied @ahesford's fork, tagged it, and made a PKGBUILD. Anyone is free to use it until a better solution is available:
mkdir mkinitcpio-dropbear
cd mkinitcpio-dropbear
curl -LO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/laurentlbm/mkinitcpio-dropbear/pkgbuild/PKGBUILD
makepkg
sudo pacman -U mkinitcpio-dropbear-0.1.0-1-any.pkg.tar.zst
Another gentle ping on the above, still willing to help maintain this...
If someone could release a better version to the AUR that would be an acceptable solution for now I guess.
On IRC, grazzolini authorized my taking up of continuing development of this project, so I've tagged a new release in my fork.
I've just been added as a collaborator here on this repo and will be working on facilitating PRs and moving things forward.
@ahesford can you help with contributing any work that isn't in existing PRs back upstream? I don't think we need a fork on the AUR if this original is going to move forward.
I wish this had been mentioned when I asked about continuing development. Had I known, I wouldn't have tagged (two) releases and based a Void package on them.
In any case, https://github.com/grazzolini/mkinitcpio-dropbear/pull/18
I don't know how the communication happened, but I asked on IRC just minutes before your release announcement comment here and was invited to the repo just now. I don't see any comments from you anywhere on the repo suggesting there was development action somewhere I should have been tracking. In any case I think it is water under the bridge. I'll look into what you changed and see if we can straighten out releases going forward.
I'd like to see a new release that would incorporate the latest fix that stops the install script from generating
dss
keys. The Arch community package seems to prefer to link to a release version of the source and I'd like to update it to point to the latest source in order to not get theUnknown key type
warning when I generate a new initramfs: