On Wed, Aug 20, 2003 at 04:59:08PM -0400, Frank Griffin wrote:
Luca Berra wrote:
the subject should have read: broken super-freeswan package in contrib.
super-freeswan isn't broken unless it doesn't really need those
packages. If it needs them and they aren't there, then the problem is
that they aren't there.
super freeswan IS broken, it is a badly done port of a suse contrib
package http://www.m1b.de/content/know/opensource/freeswan
- gmp package does not exist, gmp is a library.
actually super-freeswan needs libgmp.so.3, which is automatically
found and added to provides by rpm when building the package.
- klips.. are kernel capabilities, which are stock in cooker kernels.
if you want the package can be made to require a kernel >= (version
where modular alg and ipsec-nat-traversal where added to the kernel)
- and it even obsoletes a main package (freeswan)
Are there guidelines/rules for coding subject lines here ? If so,
where, please ?
there is no guideline on subject lines, except common sense.
what i was stating is that super-freeswan rpm _is_ broken.
regards,
L.
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