> It is shared by a bunch of people, including myself, though. And some others think differently. Many people have different opinion.
> (C.f. your comment in README.Debian about how > hard it is for you to comply with our beloved policy.) It's not hard *for me* but for this kind of software and with the purpose to manage configurations. If you have a solution, share it, I'm sure a lot of people will be happy to read. And as I wrote, I've been thinking about this issue for years, and I have plans for it. > > And me, I'm really seriously thinking you don't know how to handle > > security issues as well, given the fact that you've open public > > bugs, when you should have get in touch with me privately. This > > shows as well a big disrespect for what I do, if opening this bug > > wasn't enough. > > Stop shooting the messenger, thanks. There's nothing wrong on claiming that it's common sense to keep security issues private, and give enough time for a fix. Thomas -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
