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On 10/30/2010 08:10 AM, Thomas Sachau wrote: |
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> If i remember it right, the server profile was created for those people, who only want a minimum |
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> amount of default profile enabled USE flags (so no desktop profile because of that), but on the |
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> other side dont want to do the additional work/checks/reading for hardened profiles (which have much |
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> less profile enabled USE flags, but also have the special gcc, glibc and Kernel), basicly a profile, |
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> which does the same as hardened profile without the specific hardened bits. |
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Isn't this essentially what the default profile is? Basically server is |
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just default + USE="apache2 ldap mysql snmp truetype xml". |
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Hmm, which of those flags is not like the others? Maybe it is needed |
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for a use-dependency/etc. |
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It seems like a not-quite-minimal and definitely not all-in-one set of |
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features. I could see if this were some kind of run-your-whole-network |
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appliance that threw in everything from DNS to mail to asterisk, and |
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with a canned set of integrated configuration files for turnkey |
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operation. I could see if we just stuck with the minimal default |
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profile. I just don't get having a LAMP box without the P, but with |
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ldap and snmp - oh, and truetype... |
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Rich |
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