Secure testing team - Nov 2008 - security cleanup

Hi

i just finished cleaning up a bit on klecker. Removed all releases prior
to etch and their files as well as the definition of m68k. While I
don''t
expect any problems, you know where to complain if there are some. :)

We save some 18 til 20Gb of space :)

Oh, I also enabled the valid-until fields for release files. Maybe you
want to issue a little pressure on the apt maintainer to finally support
it? :)


While I''m at it - does anyone really need old database dumps of
obscurity? Like those from 2003 and earlier?
I would like to expire them, and let the expire run automagically, like
we do on ftpmaster too.

-- 
bye, Joerg
Some NM/AM:
>> 24. What does the "urgency" field in changelog affect?
> The order in which updates are displayed in tools like dselect, synaptic,
> aptitude, etc.
nice try. :)
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Joerg Jaspert wrote:
> i just finished cleaning up a bit on klecker. Removed all releases prior
> to etch and their files as well as the definition of m68k. While I
don''t
> expect any problems, you know where to complain if there are some. :)
> 
> We save some 18 til 20Gb of space :)
> 
> Oh, I also enabled the valid-until fields for release files. Maybe you
> want to issue a little pressure on the apt maintainer to finally support
> it? :)
> 
> 
> While I''m at it - does anyone really need old database dumps of
> obscurity? Like those from 2003 and earlier?
> I would like to expire them, and let the expire run automagically, like
> we do on ftpmaster too.
Should be ok.

Thanks for your work.

Regards,

	Joey

-- 
Debian automatically detects USB sticks.  This is so non-Debian.   -- Joey