[Bug 201149] Review Request: <Cherokee> Flexible WebServer

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Summary: Review Request: <Cherokee> Flexible WebServer
Alias: Cherokee

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=201149





------- Additional Comments From jpmahowald@xxxxxxxxx  2006-09-10 11:12 EST -------
The spec file srpm seems to be different than that link. Oh well, I built
cherokee-0.5.4-22.1.src.rpm and:

- It does not build. Missing flex.
- When it does build the configure summary shows it missing tls and openssl. I
think those would be useful.
To fix these add a BuildRequires: flex openssl-devel gnutls-devel pkgconfig

- Your files section is missing a defattr line.
- Package owns some standard already existing directories and should not, like
/usr/share/doc /usr/share/man.  This is a result of the * wildcard
%{_datadir}/*. Explicitly list what's under %_datadir.

- The cherokee package contains development files like headers and static files,
pkgconfig file, aclocal macros, and unversioned .so files. Split these off into
a devel subpackage.
- Contains .la files. Remove these if possible.

- Missing a %changelog section. Please create one and make a new entry and
increase the version or release every time you make a spec change.

Does it have an init script that could be dropped in /etc/init.d ?

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