[Bug 215659] Review Request: python-daap - A DAAP client implemented in Python

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Summary: Review Request: python-daap - A DAAP client implemented in Python


https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=215659





------- Additional Comments From matthias@xxxxxxxxxxxx  2007-02-19 05:34 EST -------
rpmlint output on the source rpm :
W: python-daap mixed-use-of-spaces-and-tabs (spaces: line 3, tab: line 15)
rpmlint output on the binary rpm is ok.

The spec file and resulting packages seem to comply with all MUST review items.

The only part which is quite vague is the LICENSE. The author has made a
statement about relicensing under the LGPL, but :
1) The source tarball for 0.5 still doesn't contain the LICENSE file
2) The PKG-INFO file still contains "License: UNKNOWN"
3) The sources contain two files (md5c.c and md5.h) which were taken from the
Python sources and have their own "RSA Data Security, Inc." license.

Points 1) and 2) could be easily dealt with by sending a quick patch to the
author. The most surprizing part is that the LICENSE file is actually in the svn
trunk, and has been for a while, but was skipped when making the 0.5 release it
seems.
Point 3) is a bit trickier, as I have no idea if that license is actually LGPL
compatible or not (I would think it is, though). If it isn't, then we have a
problem. If it is, then simply adding a note about "Parts of the software are
derived from the RSA Data Security, Inc. MD5 Message-Digest Algorithm" +
possibly a copy of the RSA terms should be enough.

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