Bug#25189: marked as done (ftp site reorganisation breaks production server support)
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From: "Simon Mackinlay" <sjm@condor.com.au>
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Subject: ftp site reorganisation breaks production server support
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1998 09:28:34 +0800
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The transitioning of debian-1.3 from your archives has led to an
extremely difficult position, commercially; Servers in production
environments *cannot* afford either the downtime or the consulting
dollars necessary to upgrade from a stable platform, for little or
no tangible gain.
Removing the stable distribution without advance warning has left
vendors providing support for these systems caught between a rock
and a hard place; we can no longer maintain said systems, as the
necessary packages are no longer available.
Could you *please* put this distribution back online, and in future
provide *at least* six months warning before deleting distributions
wholesale from your archive?
Also, as a debian-sparc enthusiast, I'd like to illustrate that
this distribution is now totally broken, again due to renaming the
underlying distribution; a little consultation here would've gone
a long way.
In frustration...
Simon
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you might be gone before you know, so live like there's no tomorrow
sjm@condor.com.au
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