https://bugs.contribs.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10239
--- Comment #3 from Jean-Philippe Pialasse <[email protected]> ---
(In reply to Hsing-Foo Wang from comment #1)
> I suggest that each such Repo RPM should still have its own wiki page to
> explain what it is for, what it does what is included and excluded and how
as any contrib would
> to use it. Also every RPM should set status to disabled and visible to no.
this has to be discussed per repo, as the exclusion or inclusion of rpms by
default.
> A server-manager panel with a listing of available repos and the possibility
> to install/uninstall them with a simple tick in the box would be in line
> with the e-smith philosophy to hide the technicalities and make it very easy
> for the end user.
this is the opposite as what you suggest two sentence away : you want it
visible and easy to install from the manager, but you want them "visible to
no",In other words they must be easy to install but can not be used easily ?
what is the point ?
>
> A proper request procedure for additional repo RPM's via bugzilla should
> also be in place to prevent manually added and repos and RPM based added
> repos.
as any contrib have.
However, they might be redirected to smeaddons rather than smecontribs to ease
their access.
(In reply to Terry Fage from comment #2)
> A very modern update, well worth the effort
thanks Terrry, if we have an interface to install piece of software, I do not
see the point of having to refer to pages of copy and paste in a wiki to
install any element. Also, if we alter at anytime the content of a repo in the
wiki, this can not be propagated to user who already are using them, while this
solution offers more flexibility and support. I also aim at easing updates with
it.
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