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Authored by jbeich on May 24 2015, 10:53 PM.
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gecko mainly maintains ports around www/firefox, not everything Mozilla-related that may have some code from there e.g., lang/spidermonkey*. As security/ca_root_nss neither affects www/firefox nor security/nss let's slightly reduce the scope of mostly inactive team.

Bug 189811 demonstrated the port needs an agressive/active maintainer. So, back out rP283208. The only thing to lose is gecko may not be able to sync-update together with security/nss.

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This revision is now accepted and ready to land.May 24 2015, 11:41 PM

@jbeich is gecko still planning on dropping this port?

I think this is a mostly "maintenance mode" port, but have high impact if not handled with care so it's probably a good idea to have ports-secteam@ take over this one with an explicit approval for gecko@ to update it when needed?

Sounds reasonable. Let's change the maintainer to ports-secteam@ with explicit approval for gecko@ in case of an update of nss to keep them in sync.