Hello, one question: What will be the _right_ method for sec updates. refering to http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2003/debian-devel-200309/msg01509.html and refering special to http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2003/debian-devel-200309/msg01537.html 1. choice everytime where a new busybox | xserver_something | another package due to security reasons is released LTSP also needs and gets an secupdate 2. choice or having something like build_rootfs.sh readconf /etc/ltsp/rootfs.conf --update rootfs So that no secupdate is required. I prefer choice 1 Pro: a) apt-get update && apt-get upgrade will fix everything b) no extra systemadministrator work is needed Contra : a) for every sec hole in any xserver the ltsp package also needs an sec update (bad for the secadvisory team ?) b) i have more work to always have the package up to date (for me not bad) I'm asking this question because i can not get an 100% clear answer the last 3 weeks, it delays the release of ltsp, and last but not least I dont want to change the package 3 or 4 times after releasing it du to any bugs wich are results to have the package not DFSG / FHS ... clean. Thanks Daniel Please do not CC me i read the lists. Contact me directly for private and personal questions. -- Retrieve my key from: www.keyserver.de blackhole.pca.dfn.de horowitz.surfnet.nl keyID 7B196671 or send email with subject "fetch key"
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