> Tim> 2. I notice there is currently no mention of bug#21412 in the > Tim> bug-tracking system. Will this bug be considered closed? > > Yes, I closed it via a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Please chill out a little and read the emails you got yesterday. I released > tob_0.14-5 yesterday > This means that 0.14-4 is gone. > Vanished. Nothing left. [ It's still in the mirrors, but no longer on > master.debian.org and will be replaced in the mirrors. ]
Dirk, I read the emails (and replied to you, I believe)... my question as to whether tob_0.14-4.deb would be removed from Debian download sights was sincere. Not being a Debian developer, I have no way of knowing that uploading tob_0.14-5 implies tob_0.14-4 is "gone, vanished, nothing left". That is why I asked. > Are you happy ? With tob_0.14-4 no longer available for download, I am happy. If I spend my time tracking down and reporting a bug that has the potential to wipe out someones system, and the response I get for doing so if there is a next time is to "chill out", I will not be happy. > I adopted a better fix upon a suggestion from a > fellow developer and made tob depend explicitly on debianutils. Ie you cannot > run it without having debianutils installed. This is good. > I am sorry for the grieve that the package caused you. In retrospect, I > should have added the dependency on debianutils in tob_0.14-4 when tempfile > was added for safer creation of temporary files. > You helped us in finding the bug, and hence helped other users from being > bitten by it. Thanks ! Ok, let's consider the issue closed. - Tim -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
