Description of problem:

  Another edge condition, but I think sectool is missing a couple of dependancies from its RPM description. A minimal install from Fedora-10-Snap2-i386-DVD.iso (text-mode) where all packages are deselected excludes 'cron' and 'which'. Installing sectool using "yum install sectool" picks up dependancies on 'gettext' and 'libgomp'. First run of "sectool --level 1" produced:

group ->
    Warning: Test group has missing dependencies: which
    group: INVALID

passwd ->
    Warning: Test passwd has missing dependencies: which
    passwd: INVALID

shadow ->
    Warning: Test shadow has missing dependencies: which
    shadow: INVALID

home_dirs ->
    Warning: Test home_dirs has missing dependencies: which
    home_dirs: INVALID
(...cut...)
cron ->
    Error: Missing file or directory: "/etc/cron.d" (cron directory)
    Error: Missing file or directory: "/etc/cron.hourly" (cron directory)
    Error: Missing file or directory: "/etc/cron.weekly" (cron directory)
    Error: Missing file or directory: "/etc/cron.monthly" (cron directory)
    cron: ERROR


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

  sectool-0.9.0-1.fc10.i386.rpm (Fedora-10-Snap2-i386-DVD.iso)

How reproducible:

  Every time.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Bare minimal install from Fedora-10-Snap2-i386-DVD.iso (text-mode) all packages deselected.
2. "yum install sectool"
3. "sectool --level 1"
  
Actual results:

  Errors caused by missing dependancy 'which', errors because 'cron' not installed.

Expected results:

  Add 'which' to the RPM dependancies. Skip 'cron' test if its not installed.

Additional info: