[Bug 476460] Review Request: pymilter - Python interface to sendmail milter API

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--- Comment #12 from Mamoru Tasaka <mtasaka@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>  2009-01-25 01:22:32 EDT ---
(In reply to comment #11)
> Ok, I'm going to jettison start.sh. /var/run/milter, /var/log/milter and create
> a milter-base package for the python milters that use it.  Is there a better
> way than having a package own one tiny shell script and two directories?
> 
> That will remove those objections to pymilter (and start.sh truly is cruft if
> you don't use it).

- Well, are /var/run/milter and /var/log/milter directories supposed to be
  used also by other applications than pymilter?

  On Fedora there are already some srpms named *milter*. Would
  you know why none of these packages own these two directories?
  If you are unsure, I think it is better that these two directories
  should be owned by pymilter.


> I define python because I need to build pymilter for python versions other than
> the system default.  For instance, on EL4, the system python is 2.3, but the
> production milter requires python2.4.  Both python and python modules are
> easily built to coexist in multiple versions.  (Of course, that argues for
> cutting start.sh again - so it's history.)  Would it be acceptable if an %ifdef
> excludes the python redefinition for fedora?
> 
> The version dependency is only redundant if building only for Fedora.  Would it
> be acceptable if I %ifdef away the dependency for Fedora?

- If you want to maintain pymilter also on EL-4, okay.

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