[Bug 239471] Review Request: httptunnel - Tunnels a data stream in HTTP requests
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Summary: Review Request: httptunnel - Tunnels a data stream in HTTP requests
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=239471
------- Additional Comments From kevin at tigcc.ticalc.org 2007-12-10 20:11 EST -------
> BuildRoot doesn't match the most preferred value, although it's OK.
Most packages use that BuildRoot and it's sane, so I don't see why it should be
changed. :-)
> However, the source files simply say "see COPYING for license". Isn't GPL
> code supposed to have a specific format for the comments in the source files
> that reference COPYING.
That's upstream's call to make, the problem with this format is that it's vague
as to what versions of the GPL are allowed, but putting in License: GPLv2 is
safe.
> In %files, the following:
> %defattr(-,root,root,-)
> relies on "make install" to set the correct permissions.
And "make install" should set the correct permissions if it's working
correctly. :-) Actually, almost all packages use this format, setting
permissions explicitly is normally only used if the upstream "make install" is
broken.
> File Makefile has (c) statement but no license. I don't know if that's OK.
All the rest being GPLed, I'd assume this is just an oversight and the Makefile
is covered by the COPYING being shipped too. It isn't copied from somewhere
else or anything.
> One more thing. I notice that the latest stable release is 3.0.5, and version
> 3.3 (which is being packaged) is a development release. Is it appropriate to
> package the development release?
The "development release" isn't really under development. :-)
To the submitter: can you please look at Stephen Warren's other comments and
either fix the issues or say why they aren't problems? It looks to me like the
review is stalled on that.
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