efore-smtp style relay access. So, though I do rely
on it, it's an add-on feature that many opt not to use.
Cheers,
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rute-force passwords, too,
but it's suid by default.
Maybe what is needed is an extension to suidctl where emerge checks
any installed binaries against things present in suidctl.conf that
*should* be made suid if they're listed in there even if they're
not suid by default?
Cheer
n a disagreement. However I don't see
how anything I said taken in the worst conceivable manner would
lead to such a negative response. Oh well.
Thanks for the advice in this thread, and sorry for bringing this up
here where it doesn't really belong.
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equest for the QA team. I tend to stay away
from most ~arch packages simply because most of our systems are
live production servers, but I'd be happy to test-drive new ebuilds
of vpopmail if it would help get new versions into the stable tree
faster.
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ail itself. Jory wrote this rather
rude reply:
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Casey Allen Shobe wrote:
> Well I patched the ebuild and got it working, but I'm so terribly
> disappointed with vpopmail's horrible postgresql support that I
> don't think I'll be using it at
round. I'm much more inclined
to just fix the problem instead of complaining about it because of
past experiences involving reporting hundreds of bugs, many of
which are not fixed to this day 2 years later.
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On Monday 18 July 2005 06:57, Donnie Berkholz wrote:
> On Sun, 2005-07-17 at 22:07 -0700, Anthony Gorecki wrote:
> > On Sunday, July 17, 2005 9:26 pm, Casey Allen Shobe wrote:
> > > I'm also a bit confused about the portdir_overlay thing - If
> > > there exists a -r
ctly?
I'm also a bit confused about the portdir_overlay thing - If there
exists a -r15, do I then add a -r16 to make emerge realize an
update is available. What happens then when an -r16 hits the
regular portage tree?
Thanks for any information you can provide.
Cheers,
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On Thursday 05 May 2005 09:14, Casey Allen Shobe - SeattleServer Mailing Lists
wrote:
> So, I typed in "emerge gluelog" and realized quickly that this package is
> not maintained and should probably be masked, as it creates /etc/rc.d, and
> puts init scripts in /etc/rc.d/ini
multilog-based system could be created?
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Regarding the remark of not overriding the system, what I ment is that I
> there's no reason to manualy unmask a stable product..
I strongly agree. We actually lost a client recently because we adhere to the
stable tree of Gentoo but our PHP was too dated for them (they wanted PHP
5.x)
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