I've been thinking about a new structure for the projects, namely having
a single "hail" or "hail-core" package, that includes cld and chunkd
services, and associated client libraries inside a new libhail.
In real terms, it would look like this:
cld -> hail
libcldc -> libhail, libhail-devel
chunkd -> hail
libchunkdc -> libhail, libhail-devel
tabled -> tabled (no change)
libhttpstor -> libhail, libhail-devel
itd -> itd (no change)
nfs4d -> nfs4d (no change)
Core services (cld, chunkd), their associated client libs (libcldc,
libchunkdc), and other useful common routines (libhttpstor) would find a
new home in the hail RPM, providing cld, chunkd and libhail.
tabled, itd and nfs4d are consider hail applications, and live in their
own separate packages, BuildRequire-ing the core hail packages.
I think this new organization will be more useful to both developers and
future users. For developers, changing the core services, and packaging
commonly reused routines is easier. For users, the core services and
application separation is more clear, IMO easier to understand at a glance.
Comments?
Jeff
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