Jesse Keating wrote:
On Tue, 16 Oct 2007 15:58:29 -0400 Warren Togami <wtogami redhat com> wrote:First ever build of libgssglue which seems to replace libgssapi happened today, one day before the freeze of F8. In addition to replacing libgssapi it seems to bump soname.Hrm, when I was contacted about this I was told it was just a package rename, not a soname rename too. This is a much bigger change than I expected. With the freeze tomorrow and the sluggishness of koji lately I'm reluctant to let this go through. Steve?
I was waiting for libgssglue to show up on the build root so I could rebuild all of the packages that were dependent on it. That didn't happen in a timely matter (as Jesse can a test due to the private emails) and unfortunately a life interrupt came a long which knocked me off line until this morning.. There has been no code changes with this library, just the name has changed (due to an upstream change). The dependent packages are nfs-utils, nfs-utils-lib, libtirpc. I saw these problems and I was trying to build all the packages to avoid them but I couldn't because libgssglue was not found on the build root... Basically a catch-22... We don't make this change the upstream development will not be able to use F8 since this packages is now required by the upstream version of nfs-utils. This changed happen at the end of last week. Those are the facts and I'll let "the power to be" make the final decision. steved.