[Bug 175623] Review Request: yaz - Z39.50/SRW/SRU programs

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Summary: Review Request: yaz - Z39.50/SRW/SRU programs


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------- Additional Comments From tibbs at math.uh.edu  2006-06-10 16:44 EST -------
icon, are you still interested in packaging this?  I have to say, the
description is terribly non-descriptive.  Even the upstream website doesn't
fother to say what Z39.50 is.  Perhaps adding the following (cribbed from
wikipedia) would help a bit:

Z39.50 is a client server protocol for searching and retrieving information from
remote computer databases.

This does, however, properly build in mock (x86_64, development).  If icon is
still interested and updates to the current version (2.1.20), I could go ahead
with a review of this.

BTW, this package has rpath problems on x86_64.  This seems to be fixed by the
usual technique of addingg BR: libtool and then adding LIBTOOL=/usr/bin/libtool
on the make line.  I have no idea if this breaks anything.  There seems to be an
included test suite but no %check section in the spec.

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