Christian Iseli wrote:
On Thu, 10 Aug 2006 11:39:35 +0200, Hans de Goede wrote:How do we handle these, blacklist them?Maybe. Taking a quick look, I see that most packages you described as (library) actually do have the keyword "library" in the owners.list description, so for those I could take that into account.
You couldalso check the actual rpm contents, and if there is nothing under /[s]bin or /usr/[s]bin then not complain, I don't know hoe hard that would be though. The taking a look at owners.list descriptions definetly is a good start!
I agree, not even looking at the rpms helps there, which leads to the conclusion we really need a blacklist. Still the script could/should be made a bit smarter like using owners.list descriptions to keep the size of the blacklist down.The cmdline tools are more problematic...
(As a side note: I tend to like cmdline tools, and would like to see them listed in comps.xml anyway... but maybe that's just me)
I like them too, but they are for power users and comps is (AFAIK) for the "ordinary" end user, so I think the current policy of not putting them in comps.xml is correct.
Regards, Hans