the impression which many corporate
people have (incorrectly) that RedHat own the licenses for all the software
they sell.
John Lines
)
This would free up the FSF lawyers to look at more interesting questions, such
as,
if I am installing 20 servers with RedHat Linux, how many copies do I need to
buy ?
(Note that replies on RedHat licensing are off topic for Debian Policy, so
mail solely on that direct to me only please)
John Lines
ained one of the ones which could be leveraged to obtain all privileges.
I used to regard the levels of privilege as being similar to the safety catch
on
a gun. It does not provide you with much protection if someone takes control of
the gun away from you, but it will stop you shooting yourself in the foot.
John Lines
he package, presumably
with the correct owner and permissions without my having to do as much
administrative work, but I can appreciate that other people may have different
requirements.
John Lines
onsider, or - if they
really have thought of a better way to do things - have the policy changed
so that everyone else can benefit from their brilliance.
John Lines
> --force-legal to override.
>
> You could even get rid of non-free this way. Or am I being too ambitious
> here ?
Yes
John Lines
a convenient place to put
a flag which says 'ask me (the user) before enabling any daemons'
John Lines
ls of the OSI stack usually
'belong' to people who are more familiar with NT or Netware Directory services
and the trend seems to be towards extending the directory services down the
stack (with Directory Enabled Networking etc) rather than the other way round.
(For example there is a Ma
meone else from having to go through the same process.
John Lines
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