[Bug 491694] Review Request: Anyterm - Web based terminal emulator

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Tue Mar 24 09:39:24 UTC 2009


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Gianluca Sforna <giallu at gmail.com> changed:

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--- Comment #8 from Gianluca Sforna <giallu at gmail.com>  2009-03-24 05:39:06 EDT ---
(In reply to comment #5)
> Changes ommitted:
> * boost still included, not sure whether you were referring to the boost req or
> boost-devel buildreq (or both) and if they actually will be pulled in

I was referring to the Require: line. Usually, runtime dependencies are
auto-detected during rpmbuild, but that is not bullet-proof. That's why I
suggested we double check with a mock build.


> * source0 location, essentially I checked out the code from the anyterm svn
> repo trunk, added the spec, init and sysconfig scripts, made a few changes to
> the code base, and then generated / submitted the srpm and spec here. I'm not
> sure how exactly my changes, specifically the new files I added and the changes
> to the code will be available and make my way into the codebase when listing
> the hosted anyterm release tarball

One review item is to check if the source tarball matches upstream sources.
That's why you should, when possibile, use an unmodified upstream tarball; I
usually download it with "spectool -g name.spec" and this also checks Source0:
is correct

Additional stuff you need to use for packaging should go either in additional
"SourceX:" or "PatchX:" lines; are you saying you are not sure how to use
these?

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