This is great news! I wish I had both the time and expertise to have been more helpful so thank you very much for your efforts!

Hi RPM Fusion developpers As some of you are aware, out of the mud, a the new shini infrastructure has rised up! There is a new koji instance and a git repository living at: http://koji.rpmfusion.org http://pkgs.rpmfusion.org (even with let's encrypt certificate). This morning, I was able to restore the git hook to sync to github (remember that github is a read only mirror). Most packages from the free section are branched for f23 ( there is a need to understand why a minor portion has failed and need to be repaired), so devel branch is currently f24. Contributors still cannot push until pkgdb2 is setup, so for now the priority is for packages that fail to build in f24, you can submit a github pull request or open a bugzilla. There are lot of tasks remaing to have the new infra fully working, mainly: - rfpkg (http://github.com/rpmfusion-infra/rfpkg ) - pkgdb2 - ipsilon - bodhi - fedmsg If you want to help, you need to dive into the code of theses projects, setup your test own instance locally and submit patch upstream to adapt to our needs. Also some theme adaption would be welcomed. If you want to pick a task, please mention it there and keep us informed from your improvements. Please try to avoid asking what you can do, please do something (have a look on https://bugzilla.rpmfusion.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3023) Also to mention is that the new infra is ansible managed (old services are still using puppet), the public part is located here: https://github.com/rpmfusion-infra/ansible-rpmfusion That's for thoses who wondered how to help, here what you "could" have done. Reviewing is welcomed. From my side, there are lot more actions that I cannot list here, so any help is appreciated. Hopefully, next year I will have a day off! Last word to mention, some project started as a replacement for RPM Fusion. While it's probably a good opportunity to learn how to start a self repository / project, I just remind that it will also put Fedora users into a conflicting situation where packages from one repo will behave badly with packages from others repos. (missing options, subpackage, etc). So I really hope theses new repositories will find their way to our community repository. Thx PS: I have some issue with gmail email rate limitations, if you want an info from me, please drop by #rpmfusion on IRC freenodes.