Re: the solicitation of opinions

"Tom 'spot' Callaway" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.aurora.devel
Organization Red Hat
Message-ID <1051552067.1914.26.camel@zorak>
On Mon, 2003-04-28 at 10:18, Chris Ricker wrote:

> In the line of newer pkgs, I'd like
> 
> pine-4.5x -- adds threading support. I've got an rpm

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=pine

Since Red Hat has deprecated this, it will be very hard to do security
updates for it. If someone wants to volunteer to maintain it (and
monitor pine security updates, and build new pine updates as needed),
I'll consider it, otherwise, no.

> aspell-0.5x -- the aspell in RHL 9 consumes all CPU when trying to
> 	parse structured documents (XML, HTML, SGML). This fixes it,
> 	but it's a fairly invasive change, so I don't know if it's
> 	worth the effort?

Hmm. I'll consider it.

> cipe 1.5x -- backwards-compatible, supported upstream (the version RH
> 	ships is years old and not supported), lots of new features
> 	for things like IPv6, bridging, PKI support so works in
> 	conjunction with dynamic IPs / NAT. Might require assembler
> 	hacking to compile it, though?

I'll give it a shot.

> postfix-2.0 w/ SASL2 support -- lot more flexible than SASL1. Of course,
> 	it's hard to go SASL2 w/o also revving OpenLDAP....

Thats a pretty invasive change. Same deal with pine, if someone wants to
own OpenLDAP, SASL2, and postfix-2, I'll consider it, otherwise, no.

~spot
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