Re: No Pine, no tripwire.

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I agree.
I don't like the fact that pine isn't included with FC1
However, I installed it no prob.
I don't care for mutt, so I installed pine.
I think pine should be included with FC

Tripwire I don't use.
no opinion on that

They should include all packages that RH9 had.

On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 dante@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>
> Hi everyone,
>
> <rant>
> I'm annoyed that both Fedora Core 1 and Redhat AS do not have either pine
> or tripwire.  The first I can live without, but I use tripwire on my
> servers and would feel very uncomfortable running them without it.
>
> I know I can always compile and add more stuff from scratch, but then
> what's the point of an up2date system.  I also know you can create a local
> up2date or yum repository, add your own rpm packages, etc.  However, with
> a package as important as tripwire, should it not be part of the official
> release?
> </rant>
>
> <question>
> 1. Does anyone know why tripwire was dropped?  Can the maintainers be
> convinced to re-add it?  (Is this some license issue?  Time to write
> some replacement?)
>
> 2. Has anyone made a comparison of what packages were dropped/added from
> RH9 to FC1 or any of the other Redhat products?
> </question>
>
> Thanks.
>
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