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On 10/13/2010 02:21 PM, "Dr. Peter Pöml" wrote:
Hi,

Am 13.10.2010 um 22:29 schrieb Rimas Kudelis:
...
I still think we should provide md5 hashes for download on the
mirrors too. That place is pretty convenient, many would expect
md5sums to be there, so I don't see a reason not to do that.

Well, I think that in the first place the hashes should be provided
in a well-visible place for the user, which is on the download page
(not necessarily displayed there, but linked there. That's the point
that everybody passes. And people shouldn't have to search hard (or
ask around) for this info. Only few people will look directly on a
mirror. And with all files on mirrors there's the security issue.

The short-term solution may be to have the mirrors include the 'Details'
link in the same manner that the primary server does. That, and of
course having a proper LibO download page with clear links to the
mirrors/install/md5sum et al.

The current 'LibreOffice' http://www.documentfoundation.org/download/
"You can also download using BitTorrent, or browse all the Beta2
installation packages to get inofficial Debian packages (32-bit .debs or
64-bit .debs), or language packs." is a little non-intuative. But I
reckon that's a thread for the webpage list. Anyway, thanks very much
for the info. :-)




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