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On 19/09/07 10:02, Jan Iven wrote:
> On 18/09/07 20:54, Troy Dawson wrote:
>> Hi Jan,
>> Just because we didn't reply to this, didn't mean we didn't read it
>> and are looking at it.
>> We've also found that the pam packages are this way too. We're in the
>> process of rebuilding them.
>> The two questions are,
>> Where do we put them when we've recompiled them? In the errata? They
>> will definatly make it into SL 5.1.
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> (or SL4.6, I guess/hope :-)
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> I don't think they will get applied if they are in the errata (unless
> you change the release number, of course), since the "base" repository
> will usually come first. Which means we have the optiosn to
> - replace in base (nasty, CD/DVD is different, but helps people who'd
> like to newly install these RPMS, and nobody else would notice
> - bump release and put into errata
> - defer to next release, keep in errata until then and tell people to
> manually overwrite in their repo if they see trouble.
by the way, did you decide on anything regarding the "conflicting"
i386/x86_64 packages? (I may have missed some mails recently, apologies
for nagging).
TIA
Jan
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