e with my opinion that the tone of the email is perhaps a
little too aggressive, please just disregard this email. I have no
intention of lighting the fire myself.
Hopefully I'm just being over-cautious.
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ing this 'abs_fdisk', which AFAICT is just a
"read-only non-root" fdisk, you could just create a setuid wrapper to
the normal fdisk and use it from linhdd?
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of security any other
setuid binary in the system has.
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ion of it.
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also
multi-signed) .commands file as a veto.
And I second the thought that counting just votes as keep-alive is
perhaps too strict.
Aside from that, I agree with the idea.
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[0] http://lists.debian.org/debian-project/2008/10/msg00154.html
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[inse
ls make any bug shallow"
effect, which should apply - at least tangentially - to security as well...
Just my 0,2€.
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[still not subscribed to -newmaint, just keeping the cross-post]
Frans Pop wrote:
> On Saturday 14 March 2009, Leo 'costela' Antunes wrote:
>> IMHO that's a false notion of "security through laziness" :).
>
> Black hats are lazy too. They go after easy ta
ease the management overhead and still keep the theoretical
security gains.
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#x27;s nothing pointless in countering it.
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the content can affect us in ways we don't even notice.
Of course this could all be in vain and all it achieves could be turning
petty insistence on a point into petty wiki redacting wars, but might be
interesting to try.
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o to speak - the thread and
therefore could be taken somewhere else, in order to keep the central
thread concise.
Please note I'm not showing my endorsement for this idea, just
clarifying what my interpretation of it was.
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ny
useful solution...
I believe I'm not the only one who feels an email saying "let's calm
down and get back to the point" to be pretty much useless, specially
after hitting the point of ad-hominem attacks or accusations thereof.
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s?
Sarcasm might not be the best way to communicate with someone that may
not understand the limitations inherent to our list system or our policy
towards it.
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ns anytime someone complains about someone
else's work, regardless of the complaint's merits.
Asking for TC intervention is also an option, but it's IMHO a bit
extreme. Though I still find it better than the other proposed
alternatives (DAM intervention, GR, whatever).
Cheers
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On Ter, 2004-02-03 at 14:00, John Goerzen wrote:
> seem easy enough to at least log on to the machine that hosts *the*
> www.debian.org and vi a couple of files.
I don't think it's THAT easy, but I do agree that we could exploit (oh
geez, did I say that word?!) the possibility of fortifying our ba
[replying in pt_BR only]
Bom dia
Esta lista não é destinada a este tipo de discussão, ela é uma lista
para discussões específicas do projeto Debian e sua língua oficial é o
inglês.
Caso tenha dúvidas sobre a Debian e esteja procurando auxílio, por favor
vá ao canal de IRC #debian-br ou envie ema
[answer in pt_BR only]
Hadiel,
Primeiramente, essa lista de discussão é somente em inglês. Para
questões em português, use a lista
debian-user-portuguese@lists.debian.org
Quanto à sua pergunta, já existem versões da Debian funcionando com
kerneis BSD, mas eu - pessoalmente - nunca usei nenhuma d
On Sex, 2004-08-06 at 09:09, MJ Ray wrote:
> To me, the most obvious fix is to replace debian-women with something
> like debian-equality or debian-welcome, to try to get people active
> against discrimination rather than actively promoting blatent sexism.
I'm don't know how much the Debian gir
On Sex, 2004-08-06 at 16:09, Daniel Ruoso wrote:
> You just don't care about the problem that debian-women is trying to
> deal.
I think you're being over defensive. If I understood Jaldhar H. Vyas
right, I agree with him.
What I understand is: Debian (as a Project, in it's Social Contract or
Polic
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