On Sat Oct 18 06:08:11 UTC 2014, spam at nowaker.net wrote:
conf.d are usable when running system services that want a specific version of Java to be used without hardcoding full paths. Or just for sourcing from these env vars in scripts.
You can have those locally for your own purposes. It's not a reason to duplicate an entire package.
On Sat Oct 18 05:44:18 UTC 2014, Det wrote:
The only "server-only" versions provided by Oracle are for JRE: On Sat Oct 18 06:08:11 UTC 2014, spam at nowaker.net wrote: JDK is needed on build servers. JRE is not enough.
The point was, had you packaged the server-JREs, it would be okay. What you did instead was basically duplicate the JDK packages (which you even split in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions). Unfortunately, that is not okay. Det