Michael Scherer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > The current practice is either to put nothing, or to put "Mandrake Linux > Team <http://www.mandrakeexpert.com>". > And, IMHO , neither are good.
the first does be good. if you do not want to be spamed by bug reports just set in your ~/.rpmmacros "%packager mdk link <...>" this is the right place where to alter this tag. we do not want to bother altering the tag each time we rebuild a package. (useless work / lost time) > Having nothing trigger a rpmlint error, no. having invalid tag in *your* ~/.rpmmacros may trigger such an error. not the absence of the actual tag in the spec file. > and, since this can be fixed, this should be fixed, in order to not > add useless noise to the output of mr lint. fix your ~/.rpmmacros :-) > Having a website is no good either. People will not be able to send > feed back with the current website. url is nice to get additionnal info, latest release, ... if one want support, he goes to mdkexpert. feedback happens on cooker@ bug reports go to bugzilla/ > So, i think we should put something, with a real emailaddress, but, > we need to choose it well, because, people will write bugreport to > this address. which is nice if the latest packager get his email right in the rpm header so that we can point out at the bad guy and ask him what were his changes when a problem occurs.
