> > lsb-apache: > (1) No user 'nobody' in the LSB-si. The > package ought not to assume a particular user, > it ought to use a likely-unique username and create > that user on pkg install (and remove it on > pkg removal). That was on my TODO list once, > before we switched to the new nALFS-based build > and I dropped it. Created manually. > > (2) Warning message, "Could not determine the > server's fully qualified domain name, using > 127.0.0.1 for ServerName". > > Summary: appbat package is okay, but probably > ought to create the user that apache runs under. >
hmm, perhaps we should have 'nobody'. > > lsb-rsync: > (1) Able to contact a remote rsync server, once I > set one up. We should probably add instructions > for doing so; or alternatively, have the pkg set > up a way for the system under test to act as the > server. Remember rsync's default transport is > to use rsh, which is not supported by the LSB, > and thus not available in the LSB-si. > > Summary: rsync package is okay, but probably > ought to set up to run a local rsync server > (needs to create an rsyncd.conf for this) and > have the FVT include a step for starting the > server, since it won't be started on demand > from xinted/inetd like on a "normal system". > rsync is required by the standard so it is already installed, no need to install it again (-:
