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Alan Cox wrote:
> 
> Ok - yep - I think you are right that its not in fact cleaner

PS - There is also the fact that I am filtering out any "/" characters
just in case someone makes an attempt at doing nasty stuff with the
program name or the host name.

BTW - are you looking at merging this into your tree (2.5 and/or 2.4)?
I belive I can continue doing the patching here but it would be nice
to have this generally available as some people (consulting clients of mine)
don't want to run kernels that I build but only ones from RedHat...

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