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Hi there,

On Fri, 2010-11-19 at 13:53 +0100, Sebastian Spaeth wrote:
- Module readlicense_oo needs to be modified to not produce them. Patch
is in git (and reverted again).

        oh - shame - why reverted ?

- Module scp2 needs to be modified to not copy them. Patch is in git
(and reverted again)

        Ditto ;-) you do realise scp2's dependencies are rather sub-par, it is
well worth removing unxlngi6.pro in scp2/ at a whim.

- instsetoo_native then complained about a missing
  LICENSE-EN_es.html.orig or something, even after I had done a make
  clean. Not sure where that came from. Perhaps a reboot would have
  fixed it (our environment variable fudging is amazing).

        Reboots ? just start a new clean login shell (in an xterm eg.) would be
just as good; it is ~impossible for one shell to corrupt another's
environment (unless it is its child).

So I had to revert this. If someone tackles it, can we put the README
and LICENSE in the existing directories please? Currently 8 out of 13
topdir entries in our installation refer to some readme or license.

        Right - this is really silly. And for the bundled extensions there is
no need to have separate licenses either, nor a separate license per
language IMHO.

        HTH,

                Michael.

-- 
 michael.meeks@novell.com  <><, Pseudo Engineer, itinerant idiot


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