[Bug 213832] Review Request: arpwatch - Network monitoring tools for tracking IP addresses on a network

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Summary: Review Request: arpwatch - Network monitoring tools for tracking IP addresses on a network


https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=213832





------- Additional Comments From tmraz at redhat.com  2006-11-09 04:39 EST -------
> * The service related scriptlets don't follow the guidelines
What do you mean?

> * the adduser followed by a chsh is a bit odd.
This was probably some preventive action for the case when the user was already
there. I'd leave it on packager to decide if chsh should be removed or not.

> * in %files /etc should certainly be %{sysconfdir}
I've overlooked that. Miroslav, please correct that.

> * if there is a libpcap library nearby (see line 209 to 221
  in configure.ac) it is used, for example in the BUILD directory. 
  Maybe this part of the configure/configure.ac could be patched out.
  It shouldn't be annoying in mock, however.
I've noticed that too, I don't think it must be fixed but it would be good idea.

> * some Requires are missing. I think /usr/sbin/sendmail or smtpdaemon
>   (and also maybe /usr/sbin/sendmail as BuildRequires). snmpwalk is 
>   more or less required for arpsnmp, but it is better in my opinion not
>   to have a dependency nor do something special, the sysadm should be able
>   to figure out.
I agree that sendmail probably should be required. smtpdaemon not as it is
definitely optional thing and arpwatch is usable without it.

I don't think that the package should require snmpwalk. This is unnecessary
bloat in case someone wants to use just arpwatch.


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