[Bug 511212] Review Request: cluster-glue - reusable clustering components

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Steven Dake <sdake@xxxxxxxxxx> changed:

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--- Comment #3 from Steven Dake <sdake@xxxxxxxxxx>  2009-07-22 15:26:58 EDT ---
I believe the following needs to change, but I am not an official reviewer.

1)
All RPMs created need a LICENSE file added to their respective %doc sections. 
This will get rid of the annoying rpmlint warning about docs, and also follow
the proper guidelines for packaging.

2)
libcluster-glue should be called cluster-glue-lib, or cluster-gluelib, or
cluster-glue-libs, but not 100% positive on what the exact policy is regarding
naming of library packages.  A more experienced packager may know or you could
ask on the fedora developer ml or in the fedora developer channel on irc.

3)
I assume the main cluster-glue package depends on libcluster-glue, but there is
no requires for that.  (this is the 5 rpmlint bug).  I don't believe rpm
automatically puts dependencies in subpackages.  You have to do that yourself.

4)
libcluster-glue-devel should be called cluster-gluelib-devel or whatever you
decided from step #2 above.

The rest looks good and the 0700 directory permissions make sense.

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