[EPEL-devel] EPEL packages, CentOS packages

[Paul Howarth]

On 31/03/15 12:17, Anssi Johansson wrote:
> As of now, the following packages are in EPEL, but the same package also
> exists in CentOS.
>
> --- CentOS5 vs EPEL5
> blktrace
> c-ares
> c-ares-devel
> cmake
> ctdb
> ctdb-devel
> dstat
> ebtables
> fribidi
> fribidi-devel
> iotop
> ldb-tools
> libassuan-devel
> libldb
> libldb-devel
> libtalloc
> libtalloc-devel
> libtdb
> libtdb-devel
> libtevent
> libtevent-devel
> log4cpp
> log4cpp-devel
> nedit
> perl-Config-General
> perl-NetAddr-IP
> python-ctypes
> python-ethtool
> python-kerberos
> python-pycurl
> python-suds
> sblim-cim-client
> sblim-cim-client-javadoc
> sblim-cim-client-manual
> sblim-sfcc
> sblim-sfcc-devel
> scl-utils
> scl-utils-build
> tdb-tools
> tunctl
> tzdata-java
>
> --- CentO6S vs EPEL6
> a2ps
> emacs-a2ps
> emacs-a2ps-el
> febootstrap
> freerdp
> freerdp-devel
> freerdp-libs
> freerdp-plugins
> google-crosextra-caladea-fonts
> google-crosextra-carlito-fonts
> ht2html
> html2ps
> json-c
> json-c-devel
> json-c-doc
> libmicrohttpd
> libmicrohttpd-devel
> libmicrohttpd-doc
> lzop
> perl-B-Keywords
> perl-Class-Accessor
> perl-Class-Data-Inheritable
> perl-Class-MethodMaker
> perl-Class-Trigger
> perl-Config-Simple
> perl-Crypt-PasswdMD5
> perl-DateTime-Format-DateParse
> perl-Devel-Cycle
> perl-Exception-Class
> perl-File-pushd
> perl-Font-AFM
> perl-HTML-Format
> perl-IO-Tty
> perl-IPC-Run
> perl-Locale-Maketext-Gettext
> perl-Locale-PO
> perl-MIME-Lite
> perl-MIME-Types
> perl-Module-Find
> perl-Net-SMTP-SSL
> perl-PadWalker
> perl-Parse-RecDescent
> perl-Perl-Critic
> perl-Pod-Spell
> perl-String-Format
> perl-Syntax-Highlight-Engine-Kate
> perl-Term-ProgressBar
> perl-Test-Memory-Cycle
> perl-Test-Perl-Critic
> perl-Test-Spelling
> perl-UNIVERSAL-can
> perl-UNIVERSAL-isa
> perl-XML-TokeParser
> perl-XML-Writer
> pexpect
> PyPAM
> python-krbV
> python-suds
> python-tw-forms
> python-urwid
> scl-utils
> scl-utils-build
> scons
> snappy
> snappy-devel
> tagsoup
> tagsoup-javadoc
> wordnet
> wordnet-devel
> xerces-c
> xerces-c-devel
> xerces-c-doc
> xhtml2ps
>
> --- CentOS7 vs EPEL7
> advancecomp
> ceph-common
> fontawesome-fonts
> fontawesome-fonts-web
> golang-github-syndtr-gocapability-devel
> itstool
> libgpod
> libgpod-devel
> libgpod-doc
> libnetfilter_queue
> libnetfilter_queue-devel
> libntlm
> libntlm-devel
> librados2
> librados2-devel
> librbd1
> librbd1-devel
> libsrtp
> libsrtp-devel
> libvncserver
> libvncserver-devel
> perl-Crypt-PasswdMD5
> perl-LWP-Protocol-https
> perl-Mozilla-CA
> po4a
> python-gpod
> python-mutagen
> python-qrcode
> python-qrcode-core
> python-rados
> python-rbd
> rubygem-minitest
> scap-security-guide
> t1utils
> thunderbird
> xmlsec1
> xmlsec1-devel
> xmlsec1-gcrypt
> xmlsec1-gcrypt-devel
> xmlsec1-gnutls
> xmlsec1-gnutls-devel
> xmlsec1-nss
> xmlsec1-nss-devel
> xmlsec1-openssl
> xmlsec1-openssl-devel
>
> [code]
> for ver in c5 c6 c7
> do
>      repoquery -a --repoid=$ver-base --repoid=$ver-updates
> --repoid=$ver-cr --qf '%{name}' | sort -u > /tmp/centos-$ver.txt
>      repoquery -a --repoid=$ver-epel --repoid=$ver-epel-testing --qf
> '%{name}' | sort -u > /tmp/epel-$ver.txt
>      echo CentOS vs EPEL, $ver
>      while read pkgname; do grep -e "^$pkgname$" /tmp/epel-$ver.txt ;
> done < /tmp/centos-$ver.txt
> done
> [/code]
>
> If you think this list needs to be acted upon, feel free.

Some of these (certainly many of the perl modules) are in EPEL as clones 
of RHEL packages because RHEL does not provide them for all 
architectures. Removing them would break dependencies for RHEL users on 
the affected architectures (mainly ppc).

Paul.