Hello,
First of all, I do not want to discuss this privately. > > You know, you can probably flood your house. Water > > pipes are so > > unsecure nowadays. Somehow, there's probably a flaw > > in the fact that > > you are not restricted to 10 cl per hour. That's so > > weird that they > > dare to think that humans does not need everything > > to be restricted to > > avoid troubles. > > > > But frankly, when you incitate people to do such > > flood, by providing > > links of a production server (just like if you were > > incitating people > > to randomly phone to anybody of a given country), > > you are clearly > > getting on my nerves. Please, cant you check > > somewhere else, just in > > case there a flood in progress? > > > > Sorry, I don't want incitate and I don't incitate > people to do a flood. I have been confused and I have > not been changed the server URL. This is my error, of > course. Glad that we agree on that. > > This whole story tend to piss me off quite horribly, > > and I do not want > > to sound harsh. > > "to sound harsh"? You have been done. What about the > "French Penal Code"? This appears to be a threat. Well, if someone feel threatened by the French Penal Code, it's an issue on his side. Fact is there many differents tools that could be used to harass people, fact is we could restrict technically these tools, but by Law there are already restricted. So suggesting to restrict them technically means bringing evidence that the nuisance caused by the restriction to legitimate usage will be lighter than than the actual nuisance caused by the unlegitimate, outlaw, usage. For instance, you could as well demonstrate that most GNU/Linux systems are flawed since anyone can type on a terminal: for i in `seq 1 4000`; do mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] < mynuisancefile ; done Try it, you'll see that you'll flood someone quite fast. Indeed, it will easy to find the source of the trouble. Just like in the case of you wget command related to Savane. But if you really insist in saying there's a flood issue in Savane, Gmail etc, you should really insist there's a flood issue in the mail command shipped with GNU/Linux and with most mail clients out there that expect users to behave. > Sorry, I will not bother you again. Thanks a lot. I dont mind if you send plenty of reports about Savane being flawed because it actually does what we want him to do, like a phone does not technically forbid someone to flood someone else (which is also something incriminated by the French Penal Code, by the way). The annoying part is only the fact that you demonstration involve a public server and I'm glad you agree it should be avoided. Regards, -- Mathieu Roy + | Thalie : <http://yeupou.coleumes.org/> | Clio : <http://clio.coleumes.org/> | Uranie : <http://alberich.coleumes.org/> | Euterpe : <http://kromaniaks.coleumes.org/> +-----------------------------------------------------------+ _______________________________________________ Savane-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/savane-dev
