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On Sat Oct 18 06:08:11 UTC 2014, spam at nowaker.net wrote:<br>
> conf.d are usable when running system services that want a
specific<br>
> version of Java to be used without hardcoding full paths. Or
just for<br>
> sourcing from these env vars in scripts.<br>
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You can have those locally for your own purposes. It's not a reason
to duplicate an entire package.<br>
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> On Sat Oct 18 05:44:18 UTC 2014, Det wrote:<br>
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> > The only "server-only" versions provided by Oracle are for
JRE: <br>
On Sat Oct 18 06:08:11 UTC 2014, spam at nowaker.net wrote:<br>
> JDK is needed on build servers. JRE is not enough.<br>
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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).<br>
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Unfortunately, that is not okay.<br>
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Det<br>
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