it seems to me, that makeproxy doesn't install a package the same way as in the original instance. after installation of a package made by makeproxy

rpm -qi --provides xxx

doesn't display the same capabilities of this project.

for example:
with original package: rpm -qi --provides j2se14
...
Provides:
    JDK
    JRE
    j2se14 = 1.4.2.05-20040707

with proxy package: rpm -qi --provides j2se14
...
Provides:
    j2se14 = 1.4.2.05-20040707+PROXY

although java runs perfect, i can't install the ant-package on the proxy-instance, because ant depends on JRE. should be se same with all other java-packages too.

the same happens with the configuration-options:
with original package: rpm -qi --provides openssl
...
Provides:
    openssl::with_zlib = no
    openssl::with_idea = no
    openssl::with_threads = no
    openssl = 0.9.7d-2.2.0

with proxy package: rpm -qi --provides openssl
...
Provides:
    openssl = 0.9.7d-2.2.0+PROXY


is this a bug of makeproxy or a misconfiguration of the individual-packages.

is there a way to install ant (because i know java is running), or do i have to install an non-proxy-j2se?

thanks,
        andi

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