Hi, ATrpms is packaging asterisk and friends for quite some time now. ATrpms' buildsystem has also enabled Fedora Extras during the build procedure to ensure better interoperability, e.g. use BR's out of Fedora Extras. For some reason Fedora Extras now had to package a beta version of the asterisk suite instead of the current release. I'm used to packagers at FE ignoring existing packages at other repos which is a bad thing per se, but why - packaging a beta software that is known to have troubles, - creates broken builds for other non-suspecting repos and - gets right into production repos like FC5? Note that for some packages it really makes sense to use beta/prereleases, VCS cuts and the like, but there is no reason to do so in this case. As a consequence I will not only need to rebuild all of the asterisk suite again to pick up the proper dependencies, but also to stop using Fedora Extras as a repo for build requirements and start using Epoch on clean packages. -- Axel.Thimm at ATrpms.net
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