[Bug 497441] Review Request: mumble - Voice chat application

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--- Comment #39 from Thorvald Natvig <slicer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>  2009-04-28 20:13:42 EDT ---
Definitely getting there :)

Right now, all the descriptions are identical. Wouldn't it be better if the
different packages explained what they contained, instead of just a common
description of what Mumble is? Unless you already know, it's not very clear
what "mumble-overlay" does.

You're calling the package "murmur", which provides "mumble-murmur". If you
make it provide "mumble-server" instead (or simply make it the "server"
subpackage), you'll match the naming used in other distros, which means less
confusion :)

You're currently renaming the binary from murmurd to murmur. The 'd' is kind of
standard for daemons, and I suggest leaving it.

Read the comment about the input-policy file above :) Unless you know it to
work in current revisions of Fedora, I recommend dropping it.

There needs to be a post-install for murmur/mumble-server that reloads the dbus
service.

You're installing a logrotate, and your murmur.ini contains logging information
for /var/log/murmur, but this directory isn't created anywhere. Same goes for
/var/run/murmur (where murmur will try to store it's pid file)

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