On Thu, Sep 27, 2007 at 11:32:27PM -0000, Celso Providelo wrote:
> However FTP makes it difficult to warn the user about it. If we are fast
> enough (which is very unlikely) the only thing we could do on the server
I think a keyserver.internal query should be fast enough.
> site is to abandon the connection and it sounds even worse than swallow
> the upload as we are doing.
Hmmm. Can we not make the upload fail somehow ? Permission denied, or
something like that, before closing the connection?
> A quick *workaround* would be announcing the rejections (failures) to a
> public mailing list. What do you think ?
On Thu, Sep 27, 2007 at 11:32:27PM -0000, Celso Providelo wrote:
> However FTP makes it difficult to warn the user about it. If we are fast
> enough (which is very unlikely) the only thing we could do on the server
I think a keyserver.internal query should be fast enough.
> site is to abandon the connection and it sounds even worse than swallow
> the upload as we are doing.
Hmmm. Can we not make the upload fail somehow ? Permission denied, or
something like that, before closing the connection?
> A quick *workaround* would be announcing the rejections (failures) to a
> public mailing list. What do you think ?
That's bug #145849.