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<div>> One worry for me is that a given HSM will run on a particular platform,</div>
<div>> RHEL5 being a common example, and won't mix with all the dependencies</div>
<div>> needed to run OpenDNSSEC. The more software versions are limited to</div>
<div>> one particular version, the higher the chances of disturbing things in</div>
<div>> the versioning arena.</div>
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<div>Let's face it. When developing new software, you want to use up-to-date libraries so that you do not stand still but evolve. The standards have not been here for years. We must thus use updated libraries.</div>
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<div>> All these things can of course be solved by installing dependencies in</div>
<div>> other prefixes, but that makes OpenDNSSEC deviate (strongly) from the</div>
<div>> push button ideal. Acute knowledge of the version ranges that work</div>
<div>> would be really useful, as well as constraining ourselves in the</div>
<div>> software facilities that we rely upon.</div>
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<div>No (advanced) software are push the button until they are packaged. Rome was not built in one day.</div>
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<div>> Ruby is one factor that makes OpenDNSSEC deviate from the ideal of a</div>
<div>> pushbutton/turnkey solution. Many users may find it to be a new</div>
<div>> language and a new installation skillset.</div>
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