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I would much prefer to have GRP of the packages mentioned in the GLSA, |
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so one could update his server really fast with the bug fixed packages. |
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So for every GLSA, generate a GRP, put it in some directory on the |
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mirrors and a Url with MD5 in the GLSA. The rotating DNS (or whatever |
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bandwith friendly system) should be used there too to share the load |
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between the mirrors. |
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Regarding the original idea, I agree with Sven Vermeulen's reply: |
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Sven Vermeulen wrote: |
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> I'm going to be labeled as "not-user-friendly-bastard" on this one, |
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> but if you have a user that GRP installs Gentoo, and then wants to |
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> GRP-update with very release (and keeping in mind that drobbins |
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> want to increase the release-frequency), I'd have to say that he |
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> should take a look at the binary distributions. |
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.". |
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/V\ [web ] http://0x1337.net | Behind every great |
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// \\ [pgp ] http://0x1337.net/0x1337-pgp.txt | computer sits a |
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/( )\ [geek] http://0x1337.net/0x1337-geek.txt | skinny, little geek. |
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^'~'^ |
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