[Bug 579230] Review Request: upnp-inspector - UPnP Device and Service analyzer

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Alex Orlandi <nyrk71@xxxxxxxxx> changed:

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              Alias|                            |upnp-inspector
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--- Comment #3 from Alex Orlandi <nyrk71@xxxxxxxxx> 2010-04-04 06:36:28 EDT ---
(In reply to comment #2)
> Thanks for the review!
> 
> I guess this is not an official review because the bug isn't assigned to you
> and the fedora‑review flag is not set. If I'm wrong please set them :-)


In my first intention, it would just be an informal review but considering that
I spent a lot of time to do it at my best, there is no good reason to not
consider this review as an official one :-)

So I assign the bug to myself and I set the fedora-review to "?" 
Just let me know if it is worth to proceed with the doc task before the
approval (see below).


> (In reply to comment #1)
> 
> > Two issues (not blocking):
> > 
> >  [...]
> > It could be good to consider to check upstream's preference.
> 
> I chose this name to be consistent to what other distributions already did.
> Mandriva, Debian and Ubuntu call this package upnp-inspector (lower-case).
> Moreover, even their binary file is called upnp-inspector (lower-case).
> 
> They seems to write upnp-inspector in all combination they can: UPnP-Inspector,
> UPnP_Inspector, upnp-inspector, upnp_inspector. So I guess they don't care very much.

Yes, this is absolutely reasonable.
I just wanted to consider this aspect in little more depth.
It's OK.

> > *Package doesn't contain man pages and there's no online help in the
> > application: consider to work with upstream to add man pages (or doc in the
> > help menu of the program)    
> 
> Debian has a manpage available:
> http://patch-tracker.debian.org/package/upnp-inspector/0.2.2+dfsg-2
> 
> I can use that and nag upstream about providing it themselves :-)

This is just a SHOULD item, so I think the package could be approved without
it.
Do you think it is worth to include that doc in this package?

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