[Bug 189195] Review Request: horde - php application framework

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Summary: Review Request: horde - php application framework


https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=189195





------- Additional Comments From fedora at theholbrooks.org  2006-12-22 01:36 EST -------
imp-h3 makes no sense for a distro-level package, other than blindly naming it
the same as upstream's tarball.  'h3' is merely to designate this branch of imp
development is designed to run on horde 3.x instead of 2.x so users don't mess
up their dependencies.  Since we are distro packagers in this case, we have
built-in mechanisms to ensure version dependencies, and don't need to use the
package name to further 'enforce' this idea.  For now (fedora rawhide) I'll make
no mention of imp-h3... we can cross the Obsoletes: bridge if/when imp branches
for EPEL.

I just opened bug 220577 review for imp, further discussions about imp can take
place over there.  I started with centos's RPM and heavily updated it to reflect
the progress we've made in here so far.

Jason, one last imp-related question that does pertain to this package.  How far
are we interested in isolating these various applications from horde (wrt file
paths and URL paths)?  By default horde applications plant themselves beneath
the horde/ directory, which is also reflected in the URL.  Imp, for instance, is
found at http://site.com/horde/imp/.  My imp RPM reflects this by putting config
files in /etc/horde/imp and web files in /usr/share/horde/imp/.  How all this
pertains to this package is the registry.php file needs to know these relative
relationships for everything to work.  If we'd like to move these applications
to /etc/imp and /usr/share/imp, we need to reflect that in registry.php before
this gets approved to avoid having to parse-and-edit with each application later.

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