ng weird (and perhaps
ancient history) on my computer?
What should be creating the above users/groups?
Could udevd be changed to make debugging these issues easier,
e.g. maybe some sort of verbose mode?
Should I file any bug reports, if so what packages?
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the conversion logic if it
Robert> fails to operate for you.
Already done so - the Debian bug report I quoted.
Curiously though, the problems continue even after the archive appears
to be converted successfully - if I do a diff operation, it reports
all files as deleted, but if I try to rev
(<< 0.9~)
Can I assume that the first one will accept version 0.9~rc1, but the
second one wont?
Or I have that wrong?
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without the realm, and if the realm cannot be guessed by looking up
the hostname domain, and if it cannot be found by debconf question, it
makes no sense to continue.
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Control OID: 1.2.840.113556.1.4.319
Control Value: 30050201000400
The second query is trying to find out all the groups root is in (is
it possible to skip this???).
I don't understand the first one. root is defined in /etc/passwd.
getent passwd with the LDAP server down lists all local users
(includi
the same conffile or configuration file, even if the packages
conflict (consider the purge operation - the maintainer scripts - will
delete the file even if another packing is using it).
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Robert> On Sun, 2006-08-06 at 12:01 +1000, Brian May wrote:
>> Curiously though, the problems continue even after the archive
>> appears to be converted successfully - if I do
at the
bug report gets forgotten - and even then - it is very unclear what to
do when the message isn't accepted (or rejected).
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Hi all,
As of today, Apache 2.2 is available from experimental (packagename:
apache2-mpm-{worker,prefork} etc). New features include LFS support, and
improved caching. For more info, see:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/new_features_2_2.html and
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/upgrading.html . N
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>>>>> "Rüdiger" == Rüdiger Ranft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Rüdiger>cdbs = 0.4.32
My first guess would be to try back porting cdbs first.
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eryone who installs heimdal-clients will probably
want KCM, as it appears to be so much better then using /tmp.
Might make it easier to have Debian package use KCM by default.
Cons: ???
* create heimdal-kcm package.
Pros: very flexible.
Cons: users may not realise it exists.
I haven'
(finding documentation
on KCM is non-trivial - a Google search gives me everything from a
male singer through to copper mines, but nothing relating to
Kerberos).
If it uses its own Kerberos functions for reading the tickets, then
that would seem very weird.
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Robert> On Sun, 2006-08-06 at 12:01 +1000, Brian May wrote:
>> Curiously though, the problems continue even after the archive
>> appears to be converted successfully - if I do a
the revert operation again with 0.9-2. Memory
>> usage was still high (205meg at one point), but bounded - much
>> better. The operation successfully completed this time.
Adeodato> Sounds acceptable to close ##380412, then?
Yes, sounds good to me.
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||/ Name Version Description
+++---========
ii bzrtools 0.9.0-1 Collection of
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y cause for
Adeodato> those .pyc files to be there, since bzrtools did not.
No - I don't recall running bzr as root, nor have I had any reason to
do so.
This doesn't mean I didn't do it accidently, but I don't think so.
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removed it yet again, but need to wait for the BTS to
process my message to confirm. However, I am starting to get sick of
doing this to the same bug report :-(.
What gives?
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Please tell me if I am mistaken... Maybe adding the Nepali translation
to localization-config really did fix this bug ;-).
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My thoughts too.
Anyway, thanks for re-opening the bug report.
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-( ).
Is there any guidelines for checking for stale lock files in a sane
manner that doesn't involve the user?
Yes, I realize having a home directory on NFS or AFS or SMB might be
complications, but most users of these applications don't use these
protocols either.
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* Luca Capello ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Hello!
>
> Cc:ing to d-d to get a wider audience.
>
> Well, I thought the same but then I did a little test (which I'm sorry
> I forgot to mention before):
[...]
> /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/php5.load: API module structure
> `php5_module' in file /usr
you a list of
these packages. It is most useful when finding libraries,
but it can be used on packages in all sections.
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ame file, and
then trying to work out why the file is corrupt, that I run out of
time to file meaningful bug reports.
apt-get on the other hand will tell the user immediately of any
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>>>>> "Michael" == Michael Poole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Michael> Why do you think these servers conflict with each other?
... because, generally speaking, the servers will be automatically
installed at installation, and if the port is in use, then
insta
Hello,
Is there any chance 2.6.18 will make it into etch to solve bugs like
#391448 and #389803?
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no, that doesn't grant an RC bug for these reasons.
A potentially confusing bug.
As to if this bug gets fixed in Etch or not, I really don't care. I
have already solve the problem on my systems...
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ly, no.
I would be more surprised if it did work. NFS has a reputation of
being insecure.
I am not aware of any organisations, big/small, that use NFS any more
except on restricted sets of computers.
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ba isn't? Isn't this inconstant?
Anyway, just some thoughts - personally, for the rare case I need NFS,
I am happy to install it myself.
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is it because you have replaced the package
with another one?).
This is, IMHO, a limitation of not having configuration files managed
by dpkg.
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t was marked as "fixed" in version
"1:2.3.3-2" instead of "amavisd-new/1:2.3.3-2". Alternatively, it
might be because it is marked as found and fixed for the same version
(it was not a bug).
What BTS commands should I use to rectify this situation?
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Sure about these URLs?
Or do we have to wait several years before the messages will get
posted?
;-)
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ii apt 0.6.46.2 Advanced
front-end for dpkg
The chroot in question doesn't yet have the latest Etch key, but I
don't think that is significant.
Doing a search for bugs, I see #358817, but this doesn't involve NFS
x27;t help.
The only solution I found when I checked last was to run apt-get via
strace...
I also have plenty of diskspace.
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its description.
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grades and then re-enables it again after
the upgrade is finished (hmmm seems broken just thinking about
it).
Anyway, in this case, the service is not re-enabled again because the
default for this service is not to enable it.
Comments?
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ned?
Or what if the blocking bug is fixed in, say the experimental version,
but not the unstable version?
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ce are
Andreas> necessary. I would rather recommend to only add it during
Andreas> first installation, and remove it during purge. Why
Andreas> bother at other places?
Like I said, I copied it from another package, a number of years ago.
I would guess the theory is that dur
>>>>> "Brian" == Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>>> "Andreas" == Andreas Barth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
OBAndreas> I don't think one needs to touch inetd.conf at all (or
Andreas> any other service descr
ck latest ssh-krb5
(old conffiles not deleted)
2. unpack openssh-server (conflicts is now satisfied)
- detect conflicting conffile
- replaces ineffective because ssh-krb5 has already been upgraded and no
longer satisfies
version criteria.
- display error.
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nts.
Use recommends instead of depends?
Split plugins into separate packages?
Just some random thoughts.
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>>>>> "Mike" == Mike Hommey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>> Then remove the libc6 parts and use Depends: ${shlibs:Depends},
>> ${mysql:Depends} | ${postgres:Depends} | ${sqlite:Depends}
Mike> Which may end up as libc6 (>
?
* is solving this worthy of etch?
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ffectively admitting you can't communicate
with each other - and having developers that can't/won't communicate
doesn't seem good, and we could end up with multiple developers
working on the same problem at the same time.
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Package: ftp.debian.org
Severity: normal
Mikael asked me to remove krb4 from Debian because he no longer has time:
Mikael> I'm not maintaining it and I think that all kerberos4
Mikael> support should be removed from debian because it's
Mikael> unsecure and the kerberos4kth packages sh
nload a free SimCity 4 like, forget OpenCity.
err... Could the extended description possibly say more along the lines
of what the packages does do as opposed to what it doesn't do?
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design (wontfix) as opposed to being a false bug
report (notabug).
Notes:
[1] For example I have had a bug report telling me a program should
change the environment of the calling process. #345443.
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expect to
see duplicate groups from the "id username" version too.
Juha> Can this be related to the not-able-to-access-cdrom problem
Juha> and is this a bug?
No idea here. "id" seems to indicate you are in the cdrom group...
Try bypassing the AFS login stuff (if possible) and see if it changes
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ministrator intervention, but a naming convention for the files
that supports virtual hosts would be even better IMHO, e.g.:
/etc/.../$hostname/...
Where hostname is the name of the host identified by the
certificate. That way adding/removing other certificates is easy.
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ot;out-of-the-box" with 2.6.11 and
LVM unless you compile your own kernel (one that doesn't require an
initrd image), or fix this initrd image.
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can still install it on a 2.4 kernel, but
IIRC you get a message saying it will only work if you boot a kernel
at or later then 2.6.8.
This is the correct approach IMHO.
Maybe some packages may need a way to back out of the installation of
the administrators decides they still need the application
better to test rebooting first at
low-demand times. Or if you plan on being off-site for an extended
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On Sun, Sep 19, 1999 at 05:14:30PM +1000, Brian May wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 15, 1999 at 11:46:36AM +1000, Brian May wrote:
> > [description removed]
>
> I have made most of the changed required for my redesign of diskless.
> Amazingly, it looks like no changed are required for dpk
rformance IMPROVES...
Just guessing: disk cache???
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the general idea. Perhaps you may only want to include lines with *:* so
that active connections are not counted.
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, eg /usr/bin/z was overwritten
by packge Y, which does something completely different?
Also, --force-conflicts can hide other serious problems. eg if your
package diverts a file, but with the wrong package name, when dpkg
unpacks it, it will overwrite the original file.
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> > I have made most of the changed required for my redesign of diskless.
> > Amazingly, it looks like no changed are required for dpkg. I haven't
> > yet tested anything though, and implementing secure mode might be a bit
> > awkward. Currently I am considering the fo
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> apt, for starters is broken:
Whats worse:
1. Complaining about a problem and not having it fixed.
2. Complaining about a problem, and subsequently finding it
already has been fixed.
Well, in my case, the problems I encounte
etc read-write
> > might make adding extra hosts easier, as all host
> > specific data can be copied and processed on startup)
>
> Do you support multiple clients? I would have a normal /etc that links
> most files to /share/etc and some to /rw/etc (the host specific stuff
>
ystem) for java...
This file could potentially be used for more applications then just the
kernel - any program that wants to map the file to a MIME type. (Apache
already does this - is this any better? I suspect Apache's is hardcoded,
but not sure).
I think that this could be done with similar structure as originally
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pe text/html /path/to/file.html
That would automatically parse /etc/mailcap and do the `right' thing,
for the file /path/to/file.html, given it is text/html.
Entries in /etc/binfmt_misc would contain statements like the above
instead of the end program.
This could be implemented with you original proposal with no changes
(except the extra program), but having it integrated with the mime setup
would be nice ;-).
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>This is not user independant is it? The system can not be set so that one user
>has support for running Java/JPEGs from the command line, and another does
>not?
These are questions I can't answer. I seriously doubt the kernel will be
able to reliably distinguish all file types though - especially
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xtension, but could just look at the value given by the filesystem.
Changing the mime-type for one file would automatically effect
all programs.
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hese on a diskless system).
I think if you are going to use /usr/etc, programs should first check
/etc, in case the system administrator wishes to override the sharable
config file for the given host.
IMHO, only a few files in /etc are not sharable, eg /etc/hostname
/etc/mailname, /etc/news/whoami
- magicfilter (do I need to say more?)
- can't remember what xv does.
- lots more - I am not wide awake at the moment ;-)
Currently, the file extension is used for a lot of things, but
I think the filename should be for user identification of the
file, and not for system identification.
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mt_misc proposal, where executing
a file would automatically open the file with the correct program.
However, this is already done with WWW, and I don't see any problems
there (except misconfigured MIME types on some servers - something
that would benifit from my proposal, at least for HTTP).
I don't know how reliable file is either, but I strongly suspect that
there will be files which will confuse it.
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text/html is a valid mime type, eg by inspecting
/etc/mime.types
As for Microsoft, do programs like Outlook even look at the mimetype? I
remember sending some people a "plain/text" mime type attachment, and
outlook got confused because it didn't recognise the file extension, and
forced the user to save the file to disk...
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or programs that live in /usr/bin or /usr/sbin, but
> would require program support to check for configs in multiple locations.
> However, I suggest that programs living in /bin and /sbin MUST have
> their configs in /etc in case /usr is not available.
What files would you consider fall
ages don't do this.
(or if you meant configuration files in general, that is a different
thing altogether, dpkg-divert wont work though unless it is a normal
file or a conffile).
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t;From:" address. If anybody really wants to know where this message is
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;break" with "last". Not tested.
sidenote:
[510] [lyell:bmay] ~ >perl -e 'use strict; while (1) { print "hi\n"; break; }'
Bareword "break" not allowed while "strict subs" in use at -e line 1.
Execution of -e aborted due to compilation errors.
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another copy.
Or, perhaps I should have put openldapd somewhere on the subject line?
I guess my subject line could have been better.
Ben> Sorry that you had to resort to this, it will be fixed soon
Ben> enough.
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reply) to my bug reports two times, the first time works, the next
time complains saying the task was already done. This is when I mail
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the same deb file with
dpkg...
(sorry, my news feed is still catching up after being down for
some time, so this may have already been addressed).
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ieve the original poster used dpkg -i to install the same copy
that apt had downloaded - ie only one copy ever downloaded.
Not sure about libtool, but have a look at bugs 60339 and 60399 for a
similar problem with man-db. This was posted as another thread on
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ystem problem. Looks like gzip is getting
Ben> killed (the Broken Pipe). What kernel is this person running?
2.2.14
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2.2.13. The 2.2.14 system worked. I don't have access to the broken
system again until next Monday.
I will try it on another 2.2.14 system ASAP.
I think it is worth noting though that dpkg-deb --fsys-tarfile worked,
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Ben> track it down.
It is easy for me to reproduce - simply downgrade to man-db
.13, and use apt-get upgrade to upgrade to version .14 again
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Brian> I will try it on another 2.2.14 system ASAP.
It worked, as such, it might be a bug specific to Linux 2.2.13.
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ny false conclusions.
False conclusion #1: now, it seems to crash regardless of if mandb is
running or not. ARGGHH!! However, I have left in that in the message,
in case it gives anybody else some ideas.
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, I was confused. In this case the
error is generating by apt-get, in my case the error was generated by
dpkg.
I will take Jason's word for it that a deb file with bytes missing can
still be valid...
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>>>>> "Andreas" == Andreas Tille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Andreas> On 20 Mar 2000, Brian May wrote:
>> I have to agree with Jason here, I was confused. In this case
>> the error is generating by apt-get, in my case the error was
&g
packages easier, if diff files can live in a
standard spot within the source structure.
However, I may have lost the plot somewhere here ;-)
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realizing it.
IMHO, the sooner this dead escape standard is dropped in favour of the
better standard (IIRC: set the high bit on control characters), the
better. However, I cannot see a lot of progress from here...
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the standard build process?
Adam> And the diffs do live in a standard spot, in
Adam> ../*.diffs.tar.gz.
I meant in uncompressed form.
I have not gone into depth into any of the above issues, but will
leave it at that until I understand the proposal a bit better.
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>>>>> "Radovan" == Radovan Garabik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Radovan> On Tue, Mar 21, 2000 at 04:33:13PM +1100, Brian May
Radovan> wrote:
>> For instance I push the up arrow numerous times to get my
>> editor to go to the top of
.el:
!! File error (("Cannot open load file" "gnus"))
Done
Can't find gnus? But I use gnus all the time! I am using it
right now! I do not understand the logic that sets the load-path, it
is possible that might be wrong.
I manually compiled the bbdb-gnus file, but
>>>>> "Richard" == Richard Braakman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Richard> On Tue, Mar 28, 2000 at 10:03:33AM +1000, Brian May
Richard> wrote:
>> I set the severity to important, as I feel that bbdb support is
>> important for
kes for the maintainer to
respond, the harder and more inconvenient it is for me to reproduce (I
may have deleted my test data ages ago).
Also, look at bug #22961, I think this should be easy to fix (it
involves a shell script), and while it is purely "aesthetic", I haven't
had any re
configuration file."
fi
else
echo "unable to check."
fi
else
echo "file not found."
fi
if [ "$problem" ]; then
echo "Not starting X display manager."
echo "Pausing for five minutes."
sleep 300
exit 1
else
echo "done."
fi
fi
echo "Starting X server: X"
$DAEMON $PARAMS
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esoR> # /etc/init.d/wdm stop # X -indirect localhost
esoR> and I get an X background with a mouse cursor but no wdm
esoR> panel. I, once again, assume that this is the correct
esoR>
password, which must be kept as secure as possible.
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ot sure how well temp files are managed.
I was told though, for the purpose of Heimdal-kdc, to put it in the
postinst directory. This means it doesn't have to get stored in the
database. ie the postinst script does a "db_get" followed by a
"db_set".
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Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
never
Joey> designed to do.
I think something needs to be done to address this issue.
Yes, you can force dpkg to always use the old file, but then
this will break applications which require the new file to
be installed.
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Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
ng number of
applications (WNPP,praise tracking,etc) (eg fields specific to each
application, instead of using the title for this purpose)?
Or an alternative I haven't specified.
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Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Ok,
Can somebody explain the following?
>From http://www.debian.org/Bugs/>, click on
"Index of maintainers of packages with bug reports.", and then
"Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" takes you to:
http://www.debian.org/Bugs/db/ma/lBrian_May,bam,debian.org,.html>
ubmitted a patch about this years ago, but for some reason it was
later removed. It is easy to fix in the source code (IIRC: modify the
if condition to test if F_GETLK returns the PID of the current
process), but am not sure if this is the current fix or not.
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Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
e the best choice of protocol depends
on the file:
Packages - rsync.
*.deb- http, as a http caching server can be used.
which is oversimplified to some degree because it doesn't allow
caching the Packages file (eg if updating many computers on the one
network). At least you only need to do
oss of the private key will typically affect the security of more
then just the local computer, too.
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Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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