a)
Are Hurd sources diffs available somewhere ?
b) Why Hurd sources hasn't been splited ?
b1)
Linux compiles in half an hour on my machine (under Linux),
and Hurd hasn't finished in 10 hours (under Hurd). I suppose Hurd
is *much* more memory-consuming (it's 16MB RAM system), or
I'm doing something
On Tue, May 02, 2000 at 02:35:11PM +0100, Matthew Vernon wrote:
> a)Why don't gnu.org use ssh? it's much easier for the users
Last time I tried the client, it went something like this (reconstructed
from memory):
bash$ ssh somehost
To whoever installed ssh on the GNU machines: ssh is NOT free so
On Tue, May 02, 2000 at 11:08:52AM -0600, Gordon Matzigkeit wrote:
> > Matthew Vernon writes:
>
> MV> a)Why don't gnu.org use ssh? it's much easier for the users
>
> All SSH protocol version 1 implementations (including OpenSSH) use
> RSA, which is patented in the US. The only way to get ar
> Matthew Vernon writes:
MV> a)Why don't gnu.org use ssh? it's much easier for the users
All SSH protocol version 1 implementations (including OpenSSH) use
RSA, which is patented in the US. The only way to get around the
patent issues is to use RSAREF, which is non-free. And so, US
citizen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Niels Möller) writes:
> However, version 2 of the SSH protocol doesn't use RSA, and there is
> at least one free implementation, namely LSH. Moreover, one month ago
Is anyone working on a .deb yet, do you know?
Matthew
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Matthew Vernon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> A few quickies though:
>
> a)Why don't gnu.org use ssh? it's much easier for the users
Because the vanilla ssh is not free software, and it also uses the RSA
algorithm which is patented in the US.
However, version 2 of the SSH protocol doesn't use RS
On Tue, 02 May 2000 15:35:11 Matthew Vernon wrote:
> b)Marcus - can you refer to me as matthew vernon on the debian.org
> page, rather than m.c. vernon? ta
Yep, will do.
> c)Marcus - I still can't get at your autobuilder's page :(
It was okay for few hours, until I turned it down again... sorry
Hi all,
Since I've got exams RSN, I thought I'd get by butt into gear and
update both versions of the easy guide:
a) after much Kerberos faffery, the gnu.org version matches the
pick.ucam.org version again
b) I've brought the Easy Guide bang up-to-date - any corrections to
me, as ever, please
Marcus wrote:
> you can find the autobuilder status and the build logs at
>
> http://fwi-hurd.wiwi.uni-karlsruhe.de
Excellent work, Marcus. Congratulations and THANK YOU!
Take a look everybody, Marcus has spent the past 7 months rewriting
the Debian build daemon from scratch so that it works wi
Hi,
As the subject says, fwi-hurd.wiwi.uni-karlsruhe.de is back online.
Thanks,
Marcus
Hi All,
Speaking of meetings, I am planning on attending the Libre Software
Meeting in Bordeaux; This was announced last week on debian-devel
and a few other lists, it is attached here is you have not heard
about it. I am curious who else if going to be present and if they
might be interested in
Hi,
I'm a student in a french computer science school. With all of the members
of the school Lug, we want to organize a Debian GNU/Linux GNU/Hurd
conference. We are in touch with Debian members for Debian speeches. We are
looking for Hurd developers to talk about Hurd. If they can speak french,
it
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