[Bug 444245] Review Request: whatsup - Node up/down detection utility

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=444245





--- Comment #3 from Roy Rankin <rrankin@xxxxxxxxxxx>  2008-08-14 23:17:46 EDT ---
OK      rpmlint is silent.
OK      package meets naming and versioning guidelines.
OK      specfile named properly
OK      license is open source-compatible (GPLv2+). 
OK      license field matches the actual license.
OK      license file included in %doc
OK      Specfile in english and readable
OK      source files match upstream and latest version(md5sum matches)
OK      package builds in mock (rawhide/i386).
N/A     specfile handles locales properly
OK      Package owns directories it creates
OK      Requires packages owning non-core directories it uses
OK      No duplicte files in %files
OK      %defattr(...) in every %files section
OK      valid %clean section
OK      consistent use of macros
OK      package includes code
N/A     Large documentation in -doc subpackage
OK      %doc files not required for running
OK      .h files in -devel subpackage
N/A     static libraries must be in -static subpackage
N/A     Packages containing pkgconfig(.pc) must require pkgconfig
OK      If package contains lib files with suffix .so files in -devel
OK      -devel subpackage requires base package with versions
OK      no .la libtool not included in packages
N/A     GUI applications handle %{name}.desktop file properly
OK      %install runs rm -rf %{buildroot}
OK      filenames in packages use valid UTF-8
OK      dist tag is present.

rpmlint output:
0 packages and 1 specfiles checked; 0 errors, 0 warnings.

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