On Wed, 19 Jul 2000, Kimmo Suominen wrote:

> I don't agree with this.  It was a mistake in the first place for
> "allsrc" to include crypto.  It should be in the security release.
> This will help any countries that need to avoid the crypto code.
> For others it is just one more line in the supfile, as before.
> I would very much like to keep it this way.
> 
> + Kim

	Um, that would be really backward IMHO. Does the word allsrc not
imply "All Source Code" to you? I think src-crypto-all and src-nocrypto
are absolute no brainers, as well as how allsrc has just been changed. Why
would you have the default option not include crypto for the seven
countries that can't vs. the rest of the world?


	Chris



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> 
> soda@sra.co.jp (Noriyuki Soda) writes:
> 
> | > I thought the -security branch for sup was dead. i.e. no need to a separate
> | > dist anymore.
> | 
> | Yes, the "security" release for sup was dead.
> | 
> | > Tonight though on my regular sup the entire crypto tree
> | > disapeared during the allsrc and reappeared when my old security sup
> | > kicked in.
> | 
> | This was mistake, and corrected now.
> | The "allsrc" release should have the crypto tree, and the "security"
> | release shouldn't have it.
> | 
> | Please remove the "security" release from your supfile.
> | If your supfile preserves the "security" release, the crypto tree
> | will be removed again on next sup.
> | Sorry for inconvenience.
> | --
> | soda
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