You had some thoughts on PackageKit, and it convinced me, being stored on RAM, I'm wondering about passim, is there any security/privacy issue with it?
What is the reason for passim being recommended for removal? #14
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opened 2025年11月12日 21:42:54 +01:00 by lucasmz
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lucasmz
commented 2025年11月12日 21:42:54 +01:00
You had some thoughts on PackageKit, and it convinced me, being stored on RAM, I'm wondering about passim, is there any security/privacy issue with it?
ContentedGoat
commented 2025年11月12日 21:57:12 +01:00
It was more of a consent thing. fwupd on Fedora pulls it in by default and it is automatically enabled in systemd.
I think that is awful wrong for a lan-listening network service.
And it has very little use unless you have many (similar) machines, more beneficial for an enterprise environment.
Which is weird, because most enterprise networks block client<>client network traffic.
If you want to use it, it is probably OKish.
It was more of a consent thing. fwupd on Fedora pulls it in by default and it is automatically enabled in systemd.
I think that is awful wrong for a lan-listening network service.
And it has very little use unless you have many (similar) machines, more beneficial for an enterprise environment.
Which is weird, because most enterprise networks block client<>client network traffic.
If you want to use it, it is probably OKish.
lucasmz
closed this issue 2025年11月13日 03:08:34 +01:00
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