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2009/9/15 Tom Hendrikx <tom@×××××××××.net>: |
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> Hi, |
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> |
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> As of today, portage notifies me that my current profile (hardened/x86) |
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> is deprecated, and that "hardened/linux/x86/10.0" is the suggested |
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> replacement. |
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> |
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> A few months ago, there was some traffic on this list regarding |
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> profiles, resulting in the conclusion that "hardened/x86" was to be |
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> preferred above the default as set (by releng?) in the hardened stages: |
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> "hardened/linux/x86", as the latter was not approved or checked by the |
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> hardened project. |
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> |
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> How does the new profile differ from hardened/x86, and is the new |
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> profile tested/approved by the hardened project? |
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AFAIK the profile was aproved, but you'd better wait for a developer |
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to confirm this. |
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I didn't find many differences, just a few USEs enabled (I remind |
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python, perl and a few more) and the nls USE disabled. Anyway I |
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suppose other people can give you a more detailed explanation. Also, a |
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bug related with ld and the lirc package has been fixed. |
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