On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 09:32:20AM -0700, Sage Weil wrote:
> > The more annoying dependencies are things like GTK2, which don't
> > really affect the behavior of the rest of the project, but which will
> > have to be "mandatory" in the RPM, it seems.
>
> We should really break that into a separate package at some point. The
> main roadblock there iirc is breaking it into a separate binary.
> Originally I thought we should have it launched via the ceph tool (similar
> to the git subcommands) but at this point I don't really care either way.
Well, if you follow the git model, the subcommands are executables in
a specific directory; other source packages could install their
binaries there too.
And to avoid even protocol incompatibilities, gceph, or "ceph gui",
could actually run a git plumbing-style tool underneath, and just
consume it's stdout. Or just build against libceph-dev, that'll work
too.
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