[Bug 181445] Review Request: php-shout

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Summary: Review Request: php-shout


https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=181445


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------- Additional Comments From dmitry@xxxxxxxxxxxx  2006-03-28 07:56 EST -------
I cannot sponsor you, but as I have some skills in php packaging I do some
pre-review work here.

Remarks/nitpicks:
- It seems that included tarball contains a lot of extra data (it is about 3.6Mb
before "phpize --clean" and just 360kb after it). Maybe better to ship just
pre-phpize tarball as a source.

- .spec file must not contain version/release, rename it to "php-shout.spec"
- remove leading "A" in the Summary.
- IMHO, the Summary can sounds better: "PHP module for communicating with
icecast servers" or something similar.
- %{php_version} macro is not needed, %{php_extdir} macro can be cleaned a little
- Since php-5.1.2-5, the new virtual is provided: "php-api". It should be used
for dependencies. An appropriate macro %{apiver} can be auto-determined (see in
the patch below).
- There is a test stuff in the tarball ("./tests" subdir). After phpize'ing
under FC5, it will be possible to run "make test" in the %{check} section
(instead of the current fake one derived from php-json package ;)).
 Currently "make test" fails for me. Perhaps some additional work should be done
before the test is run. Anyway, if tests are present, they should be run at
rpmbuild time to make sure that all is OK.



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