Good. Glad we did. The thing has been outdated and crapping on every web
site across the Internet. It takes 5 minutes to build a new hash and
update the package being pulled.
It only took nearly 2 weeks of it to get your attention. Don't fret
none. In a year or so all sites will have flash removed and you can go
eventually abandon the package.
It may annoy you, but you took on the responsibility for such an
irritating package, which such broad impact, that you'd think making a
cron job that weekly checks whether a newer update is ready and then
sends you a note when it is would help you monitor the package in a more
timely manner.
- Marc
On 06/09/2016 03:06 PM, John Paul Adrian Glaubitz wrote:
Jesus Christ, people! There are actually seven duplicates of the *SAME* bug
report?
Do you people even bother these days to check for existing bug reports or do
you just
file a new bug right away and always assume you're the first one?
Seriously, how hard is it to open your browser and point it to bugs.debian.org,
then
type "flashplugin-nonfree" and then hit "Search"? And if you're using
"reportbug",
it *will* actually show you all the existing bug reports.
Please be more considerate in the future. You guys produced a lot of
unnecessary noise!
There is no need to assume what with a package that is being installed by
thousands of
users, that *you* will have been the first one to discover this particular
issue.
Is there?
So, for the next time: *Before* reporting a bug, *please* check for existing
bug reports!
Thank you!
Adrian
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