[Bug 530747] Review Request: iodine - Solution to tunnel IPv4 data through a DNS server

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--- Comment #11 from Andy Shevchenko <andy.shevchenko@xxxxxxxxx> 2010-09-12 06:05:44 EDT ---
(In reply to comment #10)
> >  - it's better to have two binary packages (why should I have client installed
> > on server side?)
> Why you shouldn't have it?
I won't start a holy war here, but look at openssh for example.

> >  - indentation in the spec is a bit inconsistency: there are few parameters
> > which have not enough TABs
> See 0 post and http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/PavelAlexeev/tabsize
Again, keep an eye on other packages in Fedora. There is a common sense: if I
don't know any standard about something, I look at work which already done.
It's so called standard 'de facto'.

(Actually on your page the 'cat' usage in sample is useless)

> >  - there is new version 0.6.0-rc1
> Yes. And it is not stable. Does it fix some critical bugs?
It brings speed feature. However, we need a synchronization with other
distributions at the same time. So, the proposal is to check them (current
unstable versions!) and do the same package in the Fedora.

> >  - for me the '-c' option in the CFLAGS is odd, I guess the patch of Makefile
> > could fix the oddness
> I'm do not sure this is bug to report it upstream. Can you say something about
> it?
Seems as a bug.

P.S. ping!

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