in reply to Looking for the maintainer of Sendmail::Milter.

A search for the authors name yields this (linking to various 'social' media channels), showing past involvement/employment with Sendmail, the name & domain listed there matches this github profile, the details listed on cpan also match with the details on crunchbase.

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Re^2: Looking for the maintainer of Sendmail::Milter.
by GWHAYWOOD (Sexton) on May 01, 2018 at 14:41 UTC

    I'm sure that's the guy, thank you, and well done. I'd traced him as far as UC Berkeley but then the trail seemed to get confused with some famous singer.

    I'll drop him a line now.

    Thanks again.

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      Well finally I got an unconvincing and unhelpful reply from the existing maintainer of Sendmail::Milter, but nothing yet from modules@perl.org.

      Can someone tell me if I send mail to modules@perl.org what IP address/addresses a reply might come from?

      I ask because I've seen no reply to several messages that I've sent to that address, and I'm beginning to wonder if I might accidentally have firewalled the replies.

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        So I guess you've followed the procedure described here, depending how long you've waited they may take "several weeks" for some feedback from the existing maintainer before taking action. With respect to where mail will come from, https://noc.perl.org has an email address to contact, though I've no idea if a response to you would come from one of the pause admins directly.

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        There are replies to this thread at least which it appears you have indeed received. You can always check the archives like this to see if you've missed any.

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        Well finally I got an unconvincing and unhelpful reply from the existing maintainer of Sendmail::Milter, but nothing yet from modules@perl.org. ... I started this ball rolling in February 2017, and the response has been, to put it politely, thin.

        IMHO it might be time to just release your Sendmail::MilterV6...

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