> Another thing that always annoys me is seeing mcserv in the binary GNOME
> distributions, even on Red-Carpet. Some people may actually be confused
> into thinking that running mcserv is somehow needed for GNOME. And the
> worst thing is that mcserv has not been audited for security to be _so_
> widely distributed, especially as a separate package.
I agree with your analysis. Mcserv has been audited for security a
few times, but it is far from being perfectly secure.
I think you raise a good point, what about having mcserv be compiled
(so we know when we break it) but not installed by default unless the
--enable-install-mcserv file is passed?
Miguel.
