Helm Chart Admin Access about docker-mailserver HOT 12 CLOSED

I'd be happy to invite you to the @docker-mailserver/core-administrators team, if you'd like to join.

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When it comes to DockerHub: I would very much like to have a +1 in the DockerHub organization in case I cannot access my account, and we need to do something. If someone else is willing to step in here, please let us know! The only thing required is a DockerHub account, and a high trust factor of course.

You can add me there too as a backup. I have an DH account and a high trust factor 😆

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I'd be happy to invite you to the @docker-mailserver/core-administrators team, if you'd like to join.

👍

Done 🚀

When it comes to DockerHub: I would very much like to have a +1 in the DockerHub organization in case I cannot access my account, and we need to do something. If someone else is willing to step in here, please let us know! The only thing required is a DockerHub account, and a high trust factor of course.

You can add me there too as a backup. I have an DH account and a high trust factor 😆

Perfect; I invited you and removed @fbartels. @polarathene the organization on DockerHub is now full again (max 3 people; IDK why they have such a low limit...).

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I can of course do that @fbartels; I will move you to moderators :) This way, you are still listed, but you do not have any obligations, and you will also not be able to accidentally break anything.

When it comes to DockerHub: I would very much like to have a +1 in the DockerHub organization in case I cannot access my account, and we need to do something. If someone else is willing to step in here, please let us know! The only thing required is a DockerHub account, and a high trust factor of course.

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While in the process of resolving this issue, I took the time to review the current organization & team structure. I renamed the teams slightly (- -> / to better visualize the "namespacing" of the team).

1. I have added @polarathene to the @docker-mailserver/core-administrators team (removing him from the moderators team at the same time).
2. I made @casperklein a maintainer in the @docker-mailserver/core-maintainers team. I'd be happy to invite you to the @docker-mailserver/core-administrators team, if you'd like to join.
3. I moved @NorseGaud from the @docker-mailserver/core-maintainers teams to the @docker-mailserver/core-moderators team.
4. I removed @erik-wramner from the @docker-mailserver/core-maintainers team.
5. I have moved @fbartels and @wernerfred from the @docker-mailserver/core-administrators team to the @docker-mailserver/core-maintainers team with member access. @fbartels will remain as a team member on DockerHub for the mailserver/docker-mailserver image.
6. I have removed myself from @docker-mailserver/core-maintainers.
7. I have flattened hierarchies so that everyone will be in one and only one team, while keeping the same privilege. Only where people would miss out on privilege have I left them in additional teams.
8. The @docker-mailserver/admin-maintainers team now has the proper role ("maintain") for the docker-mailserver/docker-mailserver-helm repository.
9. I removed administrators from other teams because they already have administrative privileges in all repositories, making their membership superflous. Tagging the team should reach out to active maintainers first, before going to admins. @polarathene has already voiced concerns about the time he has for maintenance - hence, I am trying to reduce the time effort for everyone here.

If you have concerns, please share them with me!

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Thanks for taking the time to tackle this ❤️

If someone else is willing to step in here, please let us know! The only thing required is a DockerHub account, and a high trust factor of course.

I may create an account in future once I have some projects of my own to publish, probably months away at earliest though 👍

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Hi team,
Could you please completely remove myself from this project. I intend to migrate to @stalwartlabs a mail server written in Rust. You will see me closing my issues when the migration is done. Thank you for maintaining this project over the years!

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Hi team,

Could you please completely remove myself from this project. I intend to migrate to @stalwartlabs a mail server written in Rust. You will see me closing my issues when the migration is done. Thank you for maintaining this project over the years!

I can do that too. Thank you for helping us :) I was recently made aware of this project as well, I will have a look at the project, too.

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To request admin access to the docker-mailserver-helm repository, it's best to follow the official contribution guidelines and communicate through the appropriate channels. Since Docker Mailserver is a community-driven project, such requests are typically handled by the maintainers and might require discussion or approval from other contributors.

You should start by creating an issue in the docker-mailserver-helm repository explaining your request and the reasons for needing admin access. Make sure to provide detailed information and any relevant contributions you have made to justify the need for admin access.

Additionally, directly mentioning the maintainers in a public issue or pull request, as you've done, is a good way to get their attention. However, for specific permissions like admin access, a more formal request through an issue might be more appropriate to allow for transparent discussion among the community.

Here are some links that might help you:

• Contributing to Docker Mailserver
• General Contribution Guidelines

Please ensure to follow these guidelines and use the provided templates when making your request.

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I will have a look tomorrow.

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Done :)

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Hi @georglauterbach,
since my contributions are quite minimal since I no longer use docker-mailserver professionally I would also not be offended if you remove me from the remaining groups. If you need my input on something I am of course glad to help.

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If someone else is willing to step in here, please let us know! The only thing required is a DockerHub account, and a high trust factor of course.

I may create an account in future once I have some projects of my own to publish, probably months away at earliest though 👍

When you're ready, please let me know :) No pressure here; just so that we have a proper perspective.

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