Thomas, I noticed that I put in [stable] instead of [release]... I caught that yesterday after a discussion with canyonknight... but I haven't had a chance to update it.
I wasn't quite sure if [release] was updated for any reason, or if it was purely a snapshot.... whether packages could be replaced in a 'snapshot' if there was a large enough security concern.... but I guess it is implied that any new install should update with pacman -Syu ASAP to be current. As far as [community], I had originally considered including [community], however this falls into the more murky area. As of yet, we plan on holding communication between devs using Flyspray, I wasn't sure if TU's were included in the bug-tracking system. I would like to include [community], but make sure that we're not jumping in over our head right away. Starting with the core system seems like a good stepping stone. If this service becomes more useful and with more volunteers... I'm sure we could include [community] in the scope of the project. Thanks for your input, I appreciate it! -James .:: On 04/27/2006 01:20 PM - Thomas Bächler wrote ::. >> http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Security_Task_Force > > I love the idea. Two comments though: > >> ALST Will Strive to Monitor all Packages within the following repositories: >> >> * [stable] >> * [current] >> * [extra] >> * [testing] >> * [unstable] > > 1) There is no [stable] repository. There is a [release] repository, but the > Devs only update it on > a CD release. As we don't support it, there shouldn't be security support for > release. Security > support should concentrate on the up-to-date repos. > 2) We should add [community] to the list. > > _______________________________________________ > arch mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch -- ------------------------- James Fryman E-Mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cell : 757.812.3126 GnuPG : 0xDAE2C750 _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
