On Sat, Oct 28, 2000 at 06:33:05AM -0400, Eugenio Diaz wrote:
> I don't know what all the fuss is about, since it is obvious to me that
> something like ssh server should be a core package, installed under all
> circumstances, but disabled by default. If you need it, you don't need
> to go find the CD-ROM or fetch an ftp site, but just enable it. This
> satisfies the guys asking for it to be installed at the same time it
> satisfy the need of the guys supporting clue less cable companies. So
> what is the f*ucking deal??? Please don't answer, remember, this is
> cooker!
Fine by me as long as it's installed. But I'd really like there to be an
option to enable it from the installer. That way any replication disks that
get made will have setting on it. One less thing to have to do by hand on
every install.
As far as your opinion about this being on cooker or not. *shrug* IMHO I don't
see the problem. And so far nobody from Mandrake has said that they have a
problem with it either.
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