#include <hallo.h> * Joey Hess [Mon, Feb 21 2011, 05:32:00PM]: > Joerg Jaspert wrote: > > Yep. debmirror, reprepro, debootstrap and cdebootstrap seem to be the > > tools that can't deal with this. The latter two are serious enough to > > keep the change away from oldstable forever, and stable at least until > > after next point release, should they get updated there. > > It's also desirable that stable's debootstrap be able to bootstrap > unstable chroots.
I don't like this change either because users of my apt-cacher-ng daemon
might use the stable version for unstable archives. Without installing a
backport version that will be fun.
Do we really need to drop the MD5 version? It's less than 20KiB which we
are talking about.
> Also, it seems like the Releases file is already including sha1 and
> sha256 for all the d-i files.
Nope. Those Release files in debian-installer subdir are just stubs and
don't contain checksum information. And there was nothing for
installer-$ARCH subdirs and the image files therein. Instead, there are
MD5SUMS files there which were not covered by signatures in the main
Release file.
Regards,
Eduard.
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