Good morning, everyone:

I've recently started work with the OpenTUSK project at Tufts Medical School. 
It's an open source project, using a LAMP stack, available at 
https://github.com/opentusk/. And there are some SRPM patches and config files 
with it, suitable for use with RPMforge or other public repositories. These  
are available at:

     https://github.com/opentusk/OpenTUSK-SRPMS

The subdirectories include:

mock-rpmforge-extras - configurations for 'mock' to work with Repoforge and 
possibly TUSK repos activated, very useful for 'mock' users like me.

cpan2rpm-2.028-srpm (my favorite tool for building RPM's from CPAN modules, 
with patches for RHEL 6)
cpanspec-1.78-srpm (my second favorite tool for building RPM's from CPAN 
modules, patched for RHEL 6)
perl-Devel-StackTrace-1.22-srpm - perl module added
perl-HTML-Defang-1.04-srpm - perl module added
perl-HTML-Mason-1.47-srpm - perl module update
perl-Linux-Pid-0.04-srpm - perl module to build HTML::Mason
perl-Log-Any-0.14-srpm - perl module to build HTML::Mason
perl-MasonX-Request-WithApacheSession-0.31-srpm - perl module to run HTML::Mason
perl-Test-Deep - perl module to build HTML::Mason
xpdf-3.03-srpm - updated xpdf, suitable for Repoforge extras

The others are not particularly suitable for Repoforge, being yum setups for 
OpenTUSK or locked down old versions of components specifically for OpenTUSK 
use. But the SRPM files above are quite suitable and I'd *love* to get them 
into Repoforge so I don't have to keep publishing them separately.

Nico Kadel-Garcia
TUSK Senior Sysadmin
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 617-636-2746
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