[Bug 192606] Review Request: yafc: yet another ftp client

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Summary: Review Request: yafc: yet another ftp client


https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=192606


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------- Additional Comments From gemi@xxxxxxxxxx  2006-06-05 09:10 EST -------
* Probably better summary: "Yet Another FTP/SFTP Client"
* Better to take the description from http://sourceforge.net/projects/yafc:
  "Yafc is an OpenSource console mode FTP client. It has support for Kerberos 4/5  
   authentication and sftp (ssh2). Other features include tab completion,
   directory cache, powerful aliases, recursive file commands and bookmarks with
   autologin."
* fails to build in mock:
  RPM build errors:
    File not found: /var/tmp/yafc-1.1.1-1-root-mockbuild/usr/share/info/dir

  The dir file has not been created. Instead of "%exclude", simply
  use "rm -f" in the %install section, this works even if dir has not
  been created.
* Normally "install-info --delete" goes into %postun instead of %preun
* You don't need "Req: readline", rpmbuild takes care of this
* Simply removing the static keyworkd in gssapi.c makes
  it compile with kerberos enabled
* I don't think, that it is a good idea to enable color always. This
  does only work in ANSI terminals, it is a mess in dumb terminal, for
  example with emacs. In fact the doc states that, just as the real ls,
  you have to add the --color option to ls to enable color.

  


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