Hi,

Below is the answer from the upstream maintaining yum. What do you think
now? I don't like this situation: a bug sent against the package I
maintain, attached with a big intrusive patch, and the upstream
rejecting the patch. Any suggestion?

Thomas

> Why didn't you accept it? I have not sent the version with this patch in
> Debian, so if you have a valid reason, I might reject it as well. If you
> read the bug report above, seems that the submitter doesn't understand
> either, and I'm quite puzzled too. Help on closing this bug would be
> highly appreciated. If you could also have a quick look at the other 2
here:
>
> http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?src=yum
>
> I'd appreciate a lot as well if you were giving some pointers.

It changes an enormous amount of expectations of previous use. It adds
some bogus 'protocol types' hostfs/chrootfs and quite frankly the folks
originally requesting it were not very nice.



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