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Ned Ludd wrote:
> On Fri, 2006-06-30 at 19:39 -0500, Jory A. Pratt wrote:
>> As many are aware by now mozilla{-bin} are full of security issues. I
>> will be p.masking them tonight along with gecko-sdk. This is gonna cause
>> some issues with stable tree I am aware of this. As packages break
>> please reference bug http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=137665 If
>> you are able to provide a patch or diff against problem please provide
>> and I or the dev/herd that maintaines will test and apply it as soon as
>> possible.
>>
>> I was left with no option as packages are still being updated in the
>> tree without being ported to seamonkey/firefox. Sorry for any
>> inconvience this may cause you the user, but devs should be held
>> responsible as they have had plenty of time to work out the problems.
> 
> I've been using seamonkey for a few weeks now without problems and am 
> pleased with it but I don't believe a word you say about having no 
> choice or devs having the option to fix stuff. You always had the 
> option of porting patches. You always have options! You have held back 
> taking the seadonkey out of p.masking till the very last min then 
> forced an un-smooth upgrade path on everybody. Please don't shift the 
> blame on others.. We have ~arch and blockers for stuff like this...
> 
> Please don't take this as a personal attack... I'm just calling shit as
> I see it.
> 
> 

If this is how ya feel back port the damn patches. I do not have time to
back port patches for every security issues that remains. I have fought
to keep security from masking it before now. Maybe you would feel better
taking over mozilla/seamonkey/gecko-sdk? If all the bug mail over the
last week is not enough to move the tree to were it should be already
for seamonkey as I have requested, then the responsibility does fall on
package maintainer.


For those who are unaware just follow all the blockers you will end up
at security were there has been comments about back porting patches but
you have not seen solar make any mention of who/when will or has the
time to do the back porting.

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