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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=501385


Jochen Schmitt <[email protected]> changed:

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--- Comment #5 from Jochen Schmitt <[email protected]>  2009-07-14 
15:23:46 EDT ---
Good:
+ Basename of SPEC files matches with package name
+ URL tag shows to proper project home page
+ Package contains proper License tag
+ License tag states GPLv2 as a valid OSS license
+ Package contains verbatin copy of the license text
+ Could download upstream source with spectool -g
+ Providate/Obsoletes statement seems ok for renaming
+ Package contains no subpackages
+ Package source tar ball matches with upstream
(md5sum: 68a27a56334d4ab44b3b44a81f84d8a8)
+ Proper BuildRoot definition
+ Local build works fine
+ Rpmlint is silent for Source rpm
+ Rpmlint is silent for binary rpm
+ Koji build works fine
+ Local install works fine.
+ %files stanza contains no duplicates
+ All files are owned by the package
+ %files contains no package which are belaongs to other packages
+ package contains proper %Changelog stanza

Bad:
- License tag states GPLv2 but the copyright state GPLv2+
  as the license for the project.
- Why you put the jar files into %{_datadir}/dirsrv/manual/html/java?
- Because the manual seems to be very large, a separate doc
  subpackage make sense

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