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Radko Krkoš authored
* The maintenance apache site used bootstrap.min.css downloaded from the CDN. This is discouraged according to lintian: $ lintian-info -t privacy-breach-uses-embedded-file * The canonical way to solve this issue is to use the corresponding debian package providing the referenced file, which does indeed exist: 'libjs-bootstrap'. In hawat, which this maintenance site replaces during downtime, corresponding css file is included statically, so adding another dependency just for maintenance site is an overkill. Both the static hawat version and the version in current debian's libjs-bootstrap are from Bootstrap v3.4.1, but the maintenance site is based on v4.3.1, so just download that and include it statically. The misversioning might be a typo and then either reusing the hawat's version or changing both to use the debian's packaged one might be a better way.
Radko Krkoš authored* The maintenance apache site used bootstrap.min.css downloaded from the CDN. This is discouraged according to lintian: $ lintian-info -t privacy-breach-uses-embedded-file * The canonical way to solve this issue is to use the corresponding debian package providing the referenced file, which does indeed exist: 'libjs-bootstrap'. In hawat, which this maintenance site replaces during downtime, corresponding css file is included statically, so adding another dependency just for maintenance site is an overkill. Both the static hawat version and the version in current debian's libjs-bootstrap are from Bootstrap v3.4.1, but the maintenance site is based on v4.3.1, so just download that and include it statically. The misversioning might be a typo and then either reusing the hawat's version or changing both to use the debian's packaged one might be a better way.