Fix documentation of package-install policy #568
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The documentation says that unprivileged users can install signed packages. This has not been true since d462e2e from 2007. The comment is extremely stale. Fix it to match reality.
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This is indeed true, I remember the argument we had about changing this, even! Looks like the comment text was simply forgotten. |
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The documentation says that unprivileged users can install signed packages. This has not been true since d462e2e from 2007. The comment is extremely stale. Fix it to match reality.
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The documentation says that unprivileged users can install signed packages. This has not been true since d462e2e from 2007. The comment is extremely stale. Fix it to match reality.