[Bug 707199] Review Request: openstack-nova - OpenStack Compute (nova)

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=707199

--- Comment #12 from Mark McLoughlin <markmc@xxxxxxxxxx> 2011-07-29 08:49:15 EDT ---
Some of the things Matt listed that still need sorting:

  - correct the version to reflect this is a bzr snapshot

  - DB migration shouldn't be in %post

Some other things that need sorting:

  - does the nova user/group need registering? I've forgotten the policy

  - there shouldn't be a warning about SELinux being enabled in %post

  - shouldn't be modifying sudoers in %post

  - the package requires openstack-glance and openstack-client, neither of
    which are packaged AFAICS

  - the cc-config and compute-config packages are used to package two different
    versions of nova.conf. I think the base nova package needs a nova.conf
    and further configuration should be left to the admin

  - the initscripts use start-stop-daemon, whereas we'd use the daemon function
    in Fedora. We should fix that rather than packaging start-stop-daemon.
Also,
    perhaps we'd be better jumping straight to systemd rather than using 
    sysvinit

  - nitpicky perhaps, but someone else could take over this spec and submit it,
    if we got confirmation from the mirantis and griddynamics that they are 
    happy for their work to be contributed under the FPCA (e.g. they could 
    license the spec under MIT)

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