[Bug 797962] Review Request: procps-ng - System and process monitoring utilities

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=797962

Petr Šabata <psabata@xxxxxxxxxx> changed:

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--- Comment #4 from Petr Šabata <psabata@xxxxxxxxxx> 2012-03-06 10:16:16 EST ---
> FIX: Correct the base package dependency in your devel subpackage to
> %{name}%{?_isa} = %{version}-%{release}

OK.

> FIX: The license of some files is unclear to me, specifically:
>  - tload.c (no license, copyright only)
>  - uptime.c (no license, no copyright)
>  - vmstat.c (no license, copyright only)
>  - watch.c (no license, copyright only)
>  - w.c (no license, copyright only)
>  - ps/stacktrace.c (no license, copyright only)

LGPL2+, OK.

> Additionally, proc/whattime.c is explicitly said to be public domain.

Public domain and LGPL2+ -- does this mean it was relicensed or only the
modifications are under LGPL2+?  In case of the latter, add 'Public domain' to
your License tag before building the package unless you wish to relicense it in
Fedora.

> Resolve those with upstream.  You could also mention Public domain and
> Copyright only in your License tag, I suppose -- that would leave just uptime.c
> to deal with.  I also suggest consulting the Fedora legal list.
> NOTE: Since the base package will always be installed, you don't have to
> package all the docs again in the devel subpackage.

Sort of OK.  You don't have to install the licenses either.

> TODO: Resolve the rpmlint warnings, if possible.
> NOTE: There seems to be testsuite.  Could it be utilized?

Possibly in the future...  OK.

> NOTE: Is there a reason to exclude libprocps.pc?

Added, OK.

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Approving.

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