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On 28.05.2018 13:05, Hauke Fath wrote: > On 05/28/18 11:08, Aki Tuomi wrote: >> >> >> On 28.05.2018 12:06, Hauke Fath wrote: >>> On 05/21/18 17:55, Aki Tuomi wrote: >>>> ssl_ca is used only for validating client certificates. >>> >>> But it was used (though not documented, IIRC) for validating server >>> certs, too. Since intermediate CA certs are usually valid a lot longer >>> than the server certs, having to concat the certs is awkwar...

On 28.05.2018 14:30, Hauke Fath wrote: > On Mon, 28 May 2018 13:52:01 +0300, Aki Tuomi wrote: >> I'm sure. But putting it as ssl_ca makes no sense, since it becomes >> confused what it is for. > I guess - I haven't had a need for client certs, and only ever used > ssl_ca for the server ca chain. > >> We can try restoring this as ssl_cert_chain setting in future release. > Sounds good. How about (re)...

On Mon, 28 May 2018 13:52:01 +0300, Aki Tuomi wrote: > I'm sure. But putting it as ssl_ca makes no sense, since it becomes > confused what it is for. I guess - I haven't had a need for client certs, and only ever used ssl_ca for the server ca chain. > We can try restoring this as ssl_cert_chain setting in future release. Sounds good. How about (re)naming them ssl-{client,s...

...xplicitly to RPy2's setup.py by means of an environment variable that is checked by the script. This resulted in an RPy2 installation properly linked to my R-2.9. However, on starting RPy2 in Python, I got this strange error: >>> from rpy2 import robjects Error in grep("(_US|_CA)", lcpaper) : 8 arguments passed to .Internal(grep) which requires 9 [...] RPy2 started up nevertheless, but failed to load the base packages, so that all standard functions were missing. Changing the "R" symlink in my search path to point to the R-2.9 version against which R...

A heuristic runs via the r-base-core package postinst. It is intended to use the result from Debian's paperconf(1) toool, and to update the R environment variable R_PAPERSIZE accordingly. This apparently broke some time ago when R changed to a dual variable setup, and my regexp didn't notice. Does anybody use this, or is it ok if I simply disable this in Debian? In that case we simply

...the previous behaviour.) The way option("papersize") is set has been changed. On platforms which support the LC_PAPER locale category, the setting is taken first from the R_PAPERSIZE environment variable at run time, then from the LC_PAPER category ("letter" for _US and _CA locales and "a4" otherwise). On other platforms (including Windows and older Unixen), the choice is unchanged. o package.skeleton() gains arguments 'namespace' and 'code_files'. o par(ask=TRUE) now only applies to interactive R sessions. o parse() now ret...

...the previous behaviour.) The way option("papersize") is set has been changed. On platforms which support the LC_PAPER locale category, the setting is taken first from the R_PAPERSIZE environment variable at run time, then from the LC_PAPER category ("letter" for _US and _CA locales and "a4" otherwise). On other platforms (including Windows and older Unixen), the choice is unchanged. o package.skeleton() gains arguments 'namespace' and 'code_files'. o par(ask=TRUE) now only applies to interactive R sessions. o parse() now ret...