[Bug 194300] Review Request: compat-erlang

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Summary: Review Request: compat-erlang


https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=194300





------- Additional Comments From gemi@xxxxxxxxxx  2006-06-07 04:41 EST -------
(In reply to comment #1)
> Do you need to ship the docs for the compat package?  Anyone who wants to do
> development should just install the main package.
Ok.

> Again, I'd just dump the manpages.
Ok.

> E: compat-erlang non-executable-script
> /usr/lib64/erlangR10B/erts-5.4.13/bin/start.src 0644
This is similar to an .in file, it used to create the real start
script by the Install script.

> E: compat-erlang non-readable
> /usr/lib64/erlangR10B/lib/ssl-3.0.11/examples/certs/etc/otpCA/private/RAND 0660
These seem to be certificates. Obviously, they don't want to have
this work readable, similarly to the files in /etc/pki/tls, I would say.

> The only other thing I see is the directory name; are you sure you don't want to
> put in a dash or something?  There are plenty of directories in /usr/lib that
> don't use a dash (expect5.43, python2.4, tk8.4) so it's surely not a blocker.
Hmm, probably a dash would be better (also for the files in bin).

The wings3d binary for Linux published by upstream packages the part
of erlang and esdl, that is needed for running wings. This means that
the expanded wings package only has 6.4M instead of over 114M for erlang
alone. Shouldn't we do the same? In this case compat-erlang is only
needed at compile time.

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