[Bug 532779] Review Request: gtraffic - Simple traffic usage counter for mobile broadband connections

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Christoph Wickert <cwickert@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> changed:

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--- Comment #3 from Christoph Wickert <cwickert@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>  2009-11-05 07:16:54 EDT ---
Hmm, I don't like the way you rename trafficd. Why cp and rm, why not simply
mv? I don't even like touching things in %{buildroot} after install, IMO this
should be patched in the Makefile/in setup.py. After all, it's us decision if
you want to rename the program, I wouldn't call it a blocker. ATM there are no
collisions with trafficd, but in long term at least theoretically there could
be some.

I suggest to leave it trafficd for now and ask upstream if renaming is ok for
him. If you need something to support your point of view, tell him about
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging_tricks#Use_of_common_namespace

Items to check:
Ok - Requires: are correct now
OK - Spelling of NetworkManager is correct

One last thing: Changelog is wrong: gnome-python2-gconf is R instead of BR. I
suggest you change that line to "Require NetworkManager and
gnome-python2-gconf", this is what everybody will understand.

Anyway, the package is APPROVED

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