Can you name some reasons why you believe that nss-mnds and avahi are
compromising security? I don't see any, they just help you to make it
easier to find and use network services, they do not enable any service
themselves. The security implications come with the question whether you
actually trust
> So, if I read your request correctly, moving avahi-daemon from depends
> to recommends would be satisfactory?
You'd need to move all three of avahi-daemon, avahi-autoipd, and
libnss-mdns, because they work in concert. A convenient method may be
to create a recommends dependency on a separate "av
So, if I read your request correctly, moving avahi-daemon from depends
to recommends would be satisfactory?
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> Can you name any of such companies?
No, because they are my customers and they don't cotton to me telling
the world about their internal decision-making.
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> This is of great importance because business organizations are not
installing (*)ubuntu because of the presence of avahi and the difficulty
involved in removing it from the installation.
Can you name any of such companies?
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> It seems that you feel strongly about this issue.
Yeah. It seems that way. :-)
> leaving this bug open will do little but infuriate you with the
inaction taken on it.
I appreciate your concern for my feelings, but you needn't worry. As you
intuit, open decision-making in communities is sometim
It seems that you feel strongly about this issue. However, in my
opinion, simply leaving this bug open will do little but infuriate you
with the inaction taken on it. I recommend that you pursue this concern
with the Ubuntu Technical Board. The Ubuntu Technical Board is
responsible for the technica
> the changes you are requesting aren't really a bug
Your work in the Ubuntu community is noteworthy and commendable, but
your comment evinces that you haven't been affected by the problem.
Perhaps, then, you are not in the best position to make such an
assessment. As the old saying goes, "One man
Thank you for your suggestion. However, the changes you are requesting
aren't really a bug and require more discussion, which should be done on
an appropriate mailing list or forum.
http://www.ubuntu.com/support/community/mailinglists might be a good
start for determining which mailing list to use.
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