Bug 439977

Changing version to '9' as part of upcoming Fedora 9 GA.
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There was discussion about building python-twisted on the EPEL mailing list tonight.  

Thomas, it looks like you are maintainer for all python-twisted packages.  We are missing the following twisted packages still. 

%{python}-twisted-conch  -- Built in mock from F-9 without issue 
%{python}-twisted-lore   -- Built in mock from F-9 without issue
%{python}-twisted-mail  -- Built in mock from F-9 without issue
%{python}-twisted-news   -- Built in mock from F-9 without issue
%{python}-twisted-runner -- Built in mock from F-9 without issue

I was able to build the F-9 version in mock on EL5.  I didn't do any testing with it, since I don't use Twisted, but everything appeared to be alright. 

If you are not interested in maintaining these package for EPEL, please contact the EPEL mailing list (or update this bug) and somebody will probably volunteer to take it in EPEL.  This is a nice framework that many people can and will use. 

Thanks, 

Mike Stahnke

OK for me if someone wants to co-maintain with me in EPEL.

If nobody else volunteers, then I can co-maintain it (we're using it in some of our internal products on CentOS machines, and, definitely, we will expand the use of this framework in the future). 

However, if there are other guys, who more familiar with Twisted, and who willing to co-maintain it, then they probably will be more suitable candidates than me.

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