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Subject: Request for new virtual packages: rsh-client and telnet-client
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Package: debian-policy
Severity: wishlist
other solutions are possible, this is my preference.
it should be possible to install the following sets of packages at the same
time:
1. rsh-client and heimdal-clients
2. telnet, telnet-ssl, and heimdal-clients.
This requires new virtual packages. I propose:
1. rsh-client
2. telnet-client
as this goes along the same lines as ftp-server and pop3-server.
The catch: newer packages would have to conflict with old versions of
the rsh-client *package*:
rsh-client (<< version)
however, this would also conflict with the *virtual package* (is the
above even legal?).
Proposed solution: rename rsh-client (the *package*) to something
else, eg rclients (which seems more appropriate as it contains more
then just rsh).
Note:
telnet is more important as there telnet-ssl and heimdal-clients provide
different security implementations.
rsh isn't so important, as one is secure (and backward compatible) and
the other one isn't; still rsh-client contains programs not included
in heimdal-clients, eg rcp.
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Subject: Closed in debian-policy 3.2.1.0
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Thanks to Manoj for closing all of these bugs in debian-policy version
3.2.1.0.
Julian
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