On 2011-12-12 17:14:28 (-0500), Nikolaus Rath <Nikolaus@rath.org> wrote:
Pascal Bleser <pascal.bleser@opensuse.org> writes:
I've just changed our python-apsw package to link dynamically against the sqlite3-devel package version of each openSUSE/SLE version, instead of building against the latest amalgamation.
Once that is through, I'll test the build again.
(I'm hacking on filesystems/s3ql, and not home:...)
I just looked at s3ql.spec, some comments:
- Dependency on gccxml can be dropped - With the Debian patch, you can depend on Python >= 2.6 instead of Python >= 2.6.5 - Hardcoding the URL of the .debian.tar.bz2 is going to break once the Ubuntu package gets updated, and I'm not sure if you always want to run all the debian patches. My recommendation would be to copy the 2.6 compatibility patch into the opensuse package and not refer to Ubuntu at all. - Dependency on python-paramiko can be dropped - Dependency on llfuse needs to be bumped up to 0.37 - Dependency on FUSE should probably be versioned to >= 2.8.0 - You don't need to remove tests/t4_* and t5_*, they should be skipped automatically if no fuse module has been loaded
Okay, thanks, fixed accordingly. You'll note that I chose to rename all /usr/bin/* stuff to prefix it with "s3ql-", in order to avoid clashes with other binaries, as their names are.. well.. not necessarily s3ql specific :) Hope that's fine with you. cheers -- -o) Pascal Bleser /\\ http://opensuse.org -- we haz green _\_v http://fosdem.org -- we haz conf