Re: Suppressing log suppression (down with the -l switch)

Yes, back-porting is a good idea. If  the -l switch is useless and/or a 
liability, existing CVS users will benefit from the removal of the problem.

Regards,

-duncan


At 11:49 AM 5/29/2003, Derek Robert Price wrote:
>Larry Jones wrote:
>
>>Derek Robert Price writes:
>>
>>
>>>I guess I'm just looking at this as pretty much useless, or unused 
>>>anyhow, by the majority and anethema to people like our bug reporter and 
>>>why not remove it?
>>>
>>
>>I was just reporting why it's there, I agree with your analysis and
>>conclusion.
>>
>
>Done.  Any opinions on whether I should back-port that to 1.11.x?  I think 
>I could look at this as a security fix and I don't think the change was 
>invasive enough to affect stability, but I'm not too worried about it.
>
>Derek
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