Debian Developer's Packages Overview

List of packages for maintainer:

Separate multiple logins by spaces. Logins without @ get @debian.org appended. If you include an uppercase letter, search is done by maintainer name; only a single pattern (possibly including spaces) is accepted in that mode.
Display co-maintained packages: yes no only

List of packages for maintainer, query by source package name:

Display co-maintained packages: yes no only

Complete, sorted list of developers (600kB)

List of packages, space separated:

List of packages for a task:

List of packages for a WNPP/RM tag: (RFP, ITP, ITA, O, RM)

Subscribing to Packages

Additional packages can be added to the list of packages shown. There are two interfaces, URL and mail based.

Firstly, one can append &packages=pkg1+pkg2+... to the URL, or enter package names in the 'Display configuration' form. This will create a new section "url" in the listing, independently of the selected login.

Secondly, using the DDPO control bot at ddpo@qa.debian.org, packages are added to the listing for a login (mail address), optionally sorted in user-defined sections. The following commands are accepted:

• user address
  Process commands for address. Defaults to the address used in the From: header.
  Example: user cb@df7cb.de
• subscribe srcpackage [section]
  Adds srcpackage to the listing. If section is omitted, defaults to "ddpo". This command can also be used to move srcpackage to a different section.
  Examples: subscribe endeavour
  subscribe rdiff-backup sponsor-panthera
  The special section "uploader" allows subscription to uploads made by a developer. This is useful when a DD is not using their @debian.org address for their packages. It is also possible to use a keyid here (8-char, prefixed by 0x; useful if the account was created recently and the projectb does not know about it yet). (Appending &uploader= to the URL gives the same result.)
  Example: subscribe myon@debian.org uploader
• unsubscribe srcpackage
  Removes the srcpackage from the listing.
  Example: unsubscribe libextractor
• which
  Print the list of subscribed packages (automatically shown after subscribe/unsubscribe commands).
• help
  Print help text.
• quit
  thanks
  Stops processing commands.

Updated: general information: Tue Nov 24 22:02:54 UTC 2009, projectb: Wed Nov 25 11:15:34 UTC 2009, bugs: Wed Nov 25 13:04:32 UTC 2009. Time needed to generate page: 0.01s
Report problems with DDPO to the qa.debian.org pseudopackage.