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On Sun, May 20, 2012 at 7:26 PM, Michał Górny <mgorny@g.o> wrote: |
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> - changing ownership and permissions of all the files. |
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As a side note: why is /usr/games owned by uid "games"? Does |
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games_pkg_setup() in games.eclass do that? What's the point of user |
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"games" (as opposed to group with same name)? |
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> Do we really need all of this poor man's 'you shall not play our |
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> games'? I don't think we're using anything like /usr/office & office |
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> group, or /usr/random-programs-i-dont-like. |
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Games are rather unique in that they sometimes keep scores across |
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multiple users. |
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> Random obscurity only makes things harder. And proves no point unless |
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> we're going to ensure that all web browsers, ssh clients and other |
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> applications in danger of being used to play games. |
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Sometimes users do not have Internet access or even ability to connect |
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removable media. |
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Maxim Kammerer |
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