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Message #14819
Re: making C written apps for the BQ (vivid)
hi,
Am Dienstag, den 11.08.2015, 12:34 +0200 schrieb Matthias Apitz:
> The case is in the bug description as:
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> The Ubuntu r24 in the BG lacks correct support of SASL2, the package
> libsasl2-modules is not installed. This package is essential for any
> C/C++ written application which wants to talk SMTP AUTH to MX servers.
>
well, you should rather justify why this package is needed for the core
system instead of shipping it in your click ;)
why would the rootfs itself need SASL at all etc ...
generally it is expected that you ship all additional libs your app
needs in the library path of the click (see [1] about the automatically
set paths and directories in a click) or that you just produce a static
binary. the size of the core rootfs tarball is limited by the size of
the cache partition so each addition to teh rootfs comes at a cost and
will need a very convincing reason why *everyone* would benefit from
this addition.
ciao
oli
[1]
https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/start/platform/guides/app-confinement/
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Re: making C written apps for the BQ (vivid)
From: Matthias Apitz, 2015-08-09
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Re: making C written apps for the BQ (vivid)
From: Niklas Wenzel, 2015-08-09
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Re: making C written apps for the BQ (vivid)
From: Matthias Apitz, 2015-08-09
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Re: making C written apps for the BQ (vivid)
From: Matthias Apitz, 2015-08-09
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Re: making C written apps for the BQ (vivid)
From: Gran PC, 2015-08-09
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Re: making C written apps for the BQ (vivid)
From: Matthias Apitz, 2015-08-09
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Re: making C written apps for the BQ (vivid)
From: Matthias Apitz, 2015-08-09
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Re: making C written apps for the BQ (vivid)
From: Oliver Grawert, 2015-08-09
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Re: making C written apps for the BQ (vivid)
From: Matthias Apitz, 2015-08-09
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Re: making C written apps for the BQ (vivid)
From: David Planella, 2015-08-11
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Re: making C written apps for the BQ (vivid)
From: Matthias Apitz, 2015-08-11