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Re: Common repository creation stalled?



Francesco P. Lovergine wrote:

>So far the two propasals were subversion and arch. Both them are
>available at debian.org. Alioth could be considered for additional
>facilities, eventually.
>
>Could the team leader (aka wli) do the choices? 
>
>In the first case, a decision about svn vs arch is the first step to 
>have a (svn|arch).debian.org repository up and running (by mailing
>debian-admin). Alioth repo can be set more easy, instead. 
>
>We have a sort of consensus about the contents (debian tree and 
>patches-to-vanilla for every arch), too.
>
>So, please let us go ahead.
>
>  
>
Look at arch.debian.org. The entire kernel is already available there.

http://arch.debian.org/arch/linux/linus/linus--mainline/

I think that it is possible to trust this repository for development (as
upstream vanilla source), but the Debian source package should still use
the upstream tarball downloaded from kernel.org. This way even if
someone cracks arch.d.o and inserts backdoors, these will not be part of
the Debian kernel.

- Adam



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