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frilled wrote: |
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>>> Which is all very well, but not sufficient reason to screw up a project |
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>>> that is developed and used by a lot of people. |
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>> As if we were all gonna die without bash arrays in our config files. |
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> And once again nobody thinks of the user base. Changing configuration |
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> file syntax means admins have to edit stuff with _no_ apparent benefit |
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> on the user side. It costs time and opens up new opportunities for |
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> problems. Maybe you don't mind doing it on a handful of home boxes. If |
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> you manage a lot of servers, you'll probably think different. |
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> Personally, constantly having to change stuff that does not benefit me |
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> is a hell of an annoyance to me. |
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> Regards, |
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> frilled |
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Once again, he said the old config would work and there would be a newer |
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format that would not require bash as well. So the user base is handled. |
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Stop joining the FUD bandwagon. |
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Doug Goldstein <cardoe@g.o> |
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http://dev.gentoo.org/~cardoe/ |
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