Re: security alerts in busybox
Emmanuel Deloget via busybox <[email protected]> Sun, 26 Apr 2026 11:22:02 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.busybox |
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| Message-ID | <CAKh=nwFv2gOr4byS=pHyDGxChEwWOyG+GUTfxKzSLerJ_mvkMA@mail.gmail.com> |
I understand that this might bother you but... Today, A guy via busybox > On someday, Someone via busybox > > On a previous day, Someone lese via busybox > > > On another day, Another Person via busybox > > > > > > Mine is bigger. > > > > No, mine is bigger > > You're both wrong.? It's mine that is bigger. I understand that some of you guys might be hungry for flesh, bones and blood, but to *some os us* (i.e. the readers of the mailing list) this is supposed to be: 1) a collaborative community. I have noticed a pattern for the last two years where collaboration is more and more difficult. I've seen fights that could have been entirely avoided, including with members of other communities. 2) a safe place. I mean, disagreement on how to do things are of course inevitable, but name calling? I'm pretty sure that's not related to anything technical. This is beyond unhelpfull. 3) a professional place. Busybox is present in many professional or semi-professional products, and it's an important part of the open source ecosystem. Guys like me are using this mailing list to get a better understanding of the project itself, and to generally be aware in advance of what's happening in the busybox world. Frankly, for the last few monthes, this mailing list failed on all these 3 points. It's filled with ego patches, weird reactions, insults and sterile debates. So, can we re-focus on what's at stake here?