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Re: Proposal: Splitting cgi-bin



>>"Brian" == Brian White <bcwhite@pobox.com> writes:

 Brian> This this has now passed the first step of a policy change,
 Brian> I'm changing the bug title and severity.  Sorry for the
 Brian> delay...  I hadn't realized what I had to do.

	The one problem I see with this proposal is that it does not
 put into place any transition strategy for either web servers, and
 packages that ptocide cgi-bin scripts. 

	In other words, if this policy change is accepted as stated,
 the following 50 packages would immediately become policy non
 conforming. 

	I suggest that the policy wording be changed to either make
 this a recommendation, for the moment, or the policy proposal be
 suspended until these packages have been given a chance to change.

	The best path may be to get the http server packages to add in
 the new script directory as an alias, and then put the change in
 policy as a recommendation, and, later, when most packages have had a
 chance to change, we can put into policy the current working.

	We need some one to take the lead on getting this conversion
 process underway; perhaps the sponsor of this proposal can do that?

	manoj

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contrib/misc/webrt
contrib/web/wdg-html-validator
devel/cvsweb
devel/eperl
devel/gnatsweb
devel/jitterbug
devel/viewcvs
doc/dhelp
doc/dpkg-www
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doc/mh-book
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net/cricket
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net/netsaint
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non-free/web/wwwcount
text/namazu,text/namazu2
utils/apcupsd
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web/bk2site
web/catalog
web/cern-httpd
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web/python-pcgi
web/sporum
web/squid-cgi
web/wn
web/www-mysql
web/www-pgsql
web/wwwoffle
web/zope

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