Github user rdowner commented on the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/brooklyn-dist/pull/13#issuecomment-195388591
Ok I have it working now :smile: the good news is that once I had the RPM,
installing it was dead easy, and I instantly had a working, password-protected,
remotely-accessible Brooklyn service running on port 8081. Which is brilliant!
My comments:
* The architecture is appearing as `i386`. Since the package contains pure
Java, could we use `noarch` instead?
* The file `/etc/brooklyn/logback.xml` is not being loaded - log files are
being written to /opt/brooklyn. Not sure of the best way to fix this; could the
package replace `/opt/brooklyn/conf/logback.xml` with ` symlink to
`/etc/brooklyn/logback.xml`?
And a question: when I run `rpm -qi apache-brooklyn` I see this:
```
Name : apache-brooklyn
Version : 0.9.0
Release : SNAPSHOT20160311140805
...
```
I'm a bit concerned by `Version: 0.9.0` and `SNAPSHOT` in the release part.
Is there any danger that there could be any confusion over this? e.g. if I
install 0.9.0-SNAPSHOT, but then later on 0.9.0 (final) comes out, will it
accidentally think the `SNAPSHOT` release is "newer"?
Finally, I notice the `br` client is not there. I presume that is
deliberate - that an operator would download the `br` client only to his
machine and run it there, instead of on the server?
Great work @alrick87 :smile:
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