[Bug 567234] Review Request: hivex - Read and write Windows Registry binary hive files

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=567234

--- Comment #4 from Matthew Booth <mbooth@xxxxxxxxxx> 2010-02-22 09:23:19 EST ---
rpmlint has been run. Reported errors can be ignored.
Package is named according to the package naming guidelines.
spec file name matches the base package name
Package meets the packaging guidelines
Package has an approved license (LGPLv2)
spec license matches actual license.
LICENSE is included in %doc
spec file is in English
spec file is legible
Sources in srpm match upstream
Package builds on at least x86_64 and i686
spec file does not exclude any architectures.
All BuildRequires are specified
spec file uses %find_lang
spec file calls ldconfig in %post and %postun
Package does not bundle system libraries
Package is not relocatable
Package does not explicitly create any directories

* Both the base and devel pacakges list %doc LICENSE

Permissions are set properly
spec file has a %clean section
Package uses macros consistently
Package doesn't contain any large documentation files
%doc files do not affect runtime
Header file is in -devel package
Package doesn't include any static libraries
devel package Requires pkgconfig
devel package contains libhivex.so
devel package requires exact base package version
Package does not contain any libtool archives
Package does not any GUI applications
Pacakge does not own any files or directories of other packages
%install runs rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_ROOT
All filenames are valid UTF-8

Additionally:

hivex as packaged here would conflict with libguestfs as currently included in
Fedora. This is a blocker until libguestfs is updated to remove hivex.

hivex should include Conflicts: libguestfs < (version without hivex, when
released)

libguestfs will presumably require hivex in any case, meaning a user can
upgrade seamlessly.

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