On Wed, 2006-08-16 at 15:30 -0700, Martin Knoblauch wrote: > this is certainly not what I wanted to kick off ... If we go that way, > what about: > > RHEL4/5 > CentOs
The newly-created Fedora Extras package for libconfuse can be rebuilt on any of these platforms, apr and expat are already available (and can be upgraded w/rebuilt srpms from later distros, if absolutely necessary, but I'm reasonably confident what's in RHEL4 is sufficiently new enough, and positive RHEL5 isn't a problem). > SLES I'm assuming the SUSE packager can handle this one easily enough. > FC5 FC5 is no problem, it'll have all the necessary components in Core and Extras, once I push through a libconfuse build. > Ubuntu Sounds like Debian is good to go, so Ubuntu is probably in fine shape here too. > and the Mandriva stuff is completely outdated. Easy enough to remedy. > I am just wondering whether splitting of apr/expat/libconfuse is > really a good thing. I still think it is, more or less echoing the arguments others have already put forward. :) -- Jarod Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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