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| I noticed that the make release command, when run with -n, shows that ${SUDO} is being used in some places, however there are parts of make release that require root privs that aren't run with ${SUDO} in the make file. I was wondering if the developers did this intentionally to only allow root to run a make release, or if they just havn't had time to fix the places in /usr/src/distrib where it tries to execute commands that require root privileges. I am currently fixing my source tree to use ${SUDO} in make files where neccessary, so I can submit patches when I'm done, but I'd like to know if you guys would even consider the patches, or if you'd rather keep make release something that can only be run by root. Jason |