[Bug 807017] Review Request: ovirt-engine - Management server for Open Virtualization

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=807017

--- Comment #9 from Richard W.M. Jones <rjones@xxxxxxxxxx> 2012-04-12 06:19:39 EDT ---
Some comments on the spec file:

- Why does the spec file contain a huge license section at the
  top?  I think you should avoid this, unless there is some pressing
  reason for a specific license on the spec file itself.

- py_site_pkgs uses %define, should almost certainly be using %global.

- These seem to be unnecessary.  I would remove them and use the programs
  directly.
%global __getent /usr/bin/getent
%global __groupadd /usr/sbin/groupadd
%global __useradd /usr/sbin/useradd
%global __usermod /usr/sbin/usermod

- The whole business of splitting the spec file into different *.inc
  files ...  I can't see this getting past a Fedora review, so I suggest
  that you don't do it.

- There's some pretty funky stuff going on in scripts, such as backing
  up directories before they are removed by RPM (and thereby bypassing
  the whole purpose of RPM).  What is the purpose of this and how much
  of this can be avoided?  Note that scripts are (a) the thing most likely
  to fail during RPM installation and (b) the hardest thing to debug because
  it happens on someone else's computer, so it's in your interest to
  make scripts as simple/non-existent as possible.

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