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From: Bruce S. <bw...@ar...> - 2003-10-11 01:23:45
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> >I'm sorry, but this is crazy. These are small stand alone programs > >which are part the squid package, and should be included. All they do > >is check a password crypt and send "OK" or "ERR" to stdout. > > > >There are tons of other non-optional programs that are just as much of a > >security risk (none) as these are. We could go crazy making every > >binary optional. > > I'm trying to find a solution which makes everybody ( a kind of ) happy. I understand, and it's a good idea in general. I'm trying to explain that this isn't necessary in this particular case. > But there's probably a bug anyway: when you don't select the yp stuff, > the squid compile should actually fail since it's specified as a > required module. No, that isn't a bug in this case. It compiles fine without the YP stuff, it just doesn't run. I was surprised that it compiled too, but I know this for a fact because the first CD I tried built fine, and it took me awhile to figure out why yp_auth wouldn't run. (before I added ANY of the yp programs) - BS |