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Bug#961429: Subject: RFS: cryptopass/1.0.0-1 [ITP] -- CLI utility for generating long, unguessable passwords.

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> On May 31, 2020, at 07:54, Vasyl Gello <vasek.gello@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Dear Mattia and Matthew!
> 
> First of all I would like to thank you for all the efforts you did to teach me how to do proper Debian packaging.
> Your reviews made me rethink some practices I followed and it already helps me in my activities outside of Debian.
> 
> Yesterday I found out the original Cryptopass Chrome extension is no longer maintained and its repository archived.
> While I fixed the issues spotted in previous reviews and pushed the new upstream version 1.1.0 and corresponding
> Debian repo on Salsa, I would like to withdraw the package from the queue.
> 
> Earlier I mentioned the passwordmaker-cli package I found long after I wrote cryptopass. Its Android app is actively
> maintained, in contrast to the CLI sources, so I will likely propose the fixes incorporating cryptopass scheme into
> Password Maker (https://www.passwordmaker.org <https://www.passwordmaker.org/>). Once there is new upstream release, I will coordinate with
> Cord Beermann (the pm-cli maintainer) to have it packaged.
> 
> I do still appreciate additional reviews on packaging and security of cryptopass, because I thought it could be a great
> example of "making a small pavkage to learn Debian packaging". Maybe I will even write a series of blog posts about
> Debian packaging and my experience with it.
> 
> Sincerely,
> -- 
> Vasyl Gello

No problem, Vasyl. I hope my comments were helpful. Good luck with your future work!

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