Description of problem: As described above - one can either build the package with javadoc or with jsvc, but not both. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 1.0.1-6jpp.2 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. get the source rpm 2. rebuild it with --with native Actual results: no javadoc package Expected results: javadoc package should be built Additional info: Isn't it a good idea to always build jsvc ? We want the javadoc package, but once this is fixed, "native" can be enabled by default.
Created attachment 197891 [details] updated spec file for jakarta-commons-daemon I just got caught by this as well. (I actually downloaded and compiled jsvc manually before I realized that it should have been provided already.) Here's an updated spec file that fixes this bug. From the changelog: * Mon Sep 17 2007 James Ralston <ralston at pobox.com> - 1:1.0.1-6jpp.2.0 - update License tag to reflect new acceptable licenses - update main Group tag (old value "System/Boot" is invalid) - update jsvc Group tag as well - update javadoc Group tag as well - building jsvc is no longer mutually exclusive with building javadoc - jsvc is built by default (use "--without native" to disable) - build jsvc man page from DocBook source via xmlto; install - move jsvc from sbindir to bindir (man page is section 1) Please adjust the release number to your liking (I appended ".0" to avoid conflicting with the next update, but you probably just want to increment to 6jpp.3) and build/push updates.
Thanks for the patch, it's built in rawhide.