Elan Ruusamäe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [13-11-2005 12:48]:
> On Saturday 12 November 2005 19:44, Radoslaw Zielinski wrote:
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>> What's the point of "Provides: httpd" anyway? Most specs use the
>> "webserver" virtual dependency ("R: webserver", and "R: webserver =
>> apache" if apache only). IIRC that was unified; right now:>> $ egrep -r '^Requires:[[:blank:]]+httpd' SPECS >> SPECS/sqmgrlog.spec:Requires: httpd >> SPECS/squid.spec:Requires: httpd >> SPECS/w3cam.spec:Requires: httpd >> SPECS/wwwcount.spec:Requires: httpd >> SPECS/wordpress.spec:Requires: httpd > well. lets decide that R: httpd should be dropped and R: webserver = apache > should be used instead. without version. as version is pointless. Agreed. > but in real life R: webserver = apache is also pointless, as if package > really > is both apache compatible then it needs apache >= 1.3.33-3, because earlier > apache1 didn't have conf.d like support. Well, IMHO better this than nothing. Adding some kind of complicated P:/R: would make an overkill -- this kind of problem can be solved with poldek --upgrade-dist. "Conflicts: apache1 < 1.3.33-3" in appropriate specs should do, but I don't think it's really needed. -- Radosław Zieliński <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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