Eric Hodel wrote: > If you find tattle is reporting information you don't want public > after you've published it, you should have checked out what it was > doing first and not run tattle. > > (While the first release of tattle didn't have the report option, it > was still simple enough to visit the tattle report page or inspect > the source to discover what was being reported.)
If you didn't want a security hole in your system you should have read all the code first. Sound a little silly? I still haven't heard how the prefix information is useful, or why it couldn't just be eliminated/turned off now that a few people have raised concerns about it. What use is this information? Why keep it? - Charlie _______________________________________________ Rubygems-developers mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rubygems-developers
