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Francisco Blas Izquierdo Riera (klondike) wrote: |
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> El 29/06/18 a las 17:11, Dale escribió: |
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>> R0b0t1 wrote: |
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>>> I can't help but notice this was moved to gentoo-user. Are posts to |
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>>> gentoo-dev being moderated properly, or should I not bother submitting |
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>>> anything? |
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>> I suspect it was done to let users know about the breach. Otherwise, |
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>> anyone who syncs using the git thingy wouldn't know it is hacked and |
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>> shouldn't be trusted. |
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>> I could be wrong but that's my guess. |
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> That was indeed the point. When I submitted this I saw the rm -rf /* on |
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> the ebuilds and wanted to make as little people as possible hit by it. |
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Well, I don't use the git thingy but even I sure appreciate the notice. |
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At least if something like this happens, someone is trying to alert |
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everyone about it that even MAY be affected. My first thought, someone |
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is just trying to spook us. Then I saw it was from a @gentoo.org |
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email. Then it was like, oops. No syncing for a little while. ;-) |
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Thanks much for the warning. :-D |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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