Re: glibc subpackage changes

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On Sunday, July 24, 2016 5:15:51 PM CDT Florian Weimer wrote:
> To implement some Fedora 25 changes (split NSS (Name Service Switch)
> subpackages, libcrypt without NSS (Mozilla Network Security Services)
> library depdencies), I added additional subpackages to the glibc
> packages, namely:
> 
> - libcrypt
> - libcrypt-nss
> - nss_db
> - nss_hesiod
> - nss_nis
> 
> The expectation is that libgcrypt-nss is installed by default, and
> system administrators may opt to install libcrypt (with the internal
> algorithm implementations instead).  libcrypt and libcrypt-nss both
> provide the soname-based RPM dependencies required by applications which
> need password hashing.
> 
> In contrast, nss_db, nss_hesiod, nss_nis are expected to be installed by
> system administrators who need the specific functionality.  They are not
> installed by default.  (nss_files and nss_dns remain part of the main
> glibc package because their use is pretty much required by all
> installations.)
> 
> The background for these changes is twofold: We want to reduce minimal
> image size (also the gains a very small), and we want to pave the road
> towards alternative implementations (based on OpenSSL for libcrypt, and
> based on libtirpc for nss_nis).
> 
> Thanks,
> Florian

Bodhi has zero support for Reccomends and Suggests, we can not push out 
updates with them. The use of Rich dependencies is not allowed.   See [1] for 
more details

Dennis

[1] https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/list/devel-announce@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/thread/Q5LMMPVEORM76IOPGKYS4XJ6VZ2WLAAX/?
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