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Re: [opensuse] 11.2 - what was the reasoning behind disabling sshd by default?
- From: Per Jessen <per@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 23 Nov 2009 18:11:45 +0100
- Message-id: <heefoh$ecj$2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Dominique Leuenberger wrote:
Which is really the crux of this - as a community (I use this word
because everyoneelse is, but I'm not sure which community it is) the
idea that we decide what openSUSE is supposed to be - e.g. the default
settings for a vanilla install. Wrt this sshd change, it appears that
_someone_ made a decision, _apparently_ on behalf of the "community".
I think this particular change is moving openSUSE away from a sensible
default, I think the reasoning for it is wrong and full of holes, and
that is my opinion as a community/project member.
_Exactly_ what I have been saying.
/Per
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but sure, this can go on forever... and ever... not every aspect of
the distro is set the way I need it.
Which is really the crux of this - as a community (I use this word
because everyoneelse is, but I'm not sure which community it is) the
idea that we decide what openSUSE is supposed to be - e.g. the default
settings for a vanilla install. Wrt this sshd change, it appears that
_someone_ made a decision, _apparently_ on behalf of the "community".
I think this particular change is moving openSUSE away from a sensible
default, I think the reasoning for it is wrong and full of holes, and
that is my opinion as a community/project member.
Let's give a normal user a machine that works, but let's keep all the
options available for the not-so-regular users.
_Exactly_ what I have been saying.
/Per
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