Description of problem: The summary and description for xmlrpc3-server are both "Javadoc for xmlrpc3". Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): xmlrpc3-server-3.0-1jpp.4.fc8 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. yum install xmlrpc3-server 2. rpm -qi xmlrpc3-server Actual results: The summary and description are incorrectly reported as above. Expected results: The package should be described accurately. Additional info:
Can you send me a patch?
Given that nearly a month has elapsed, no, clearly I'm not getting around to making a patch. I don't even know what the right summary and description are. I was just browsing through packages and saw something that couldn't be right. I hope this doesn't sound rude, but shouldn't the package maintainer know what the package is?
My comment was probably a knee-jerk reaction on a very busy day. I had completely forgotten about this and looking back now it appears quite rude. Sorry. I'll fix this now and kick off a build.
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I apparently fixed this in 3.0-2jpp.5.