Created attachment 349002 [details] proposed patch Installing MoinMoin as an fcgi involves editing the file /moin/server/moin.fcg, therefore it should be moved to /etc and marked as %config(noreplace). I'm attaching a patch to do this for the F-10 branch. It's been tested in production, and hopefully it applies on -devel too.
Thanks for the patch, but I disagree. moin.fcg, such as moin.wsgi and moin.cgi, are files which you should copy to a "configuration" directory yourself and then point your Apache to this directory. For example copy moin.fcg to somewhere like /var/www/mywiki/config and then do FastCgiServer /var/www/mywiki/config/moin.fcg in your Apache config. More information is in http://moinmo.in/HelpOnInstalling/FastCgi . I just took a look at the Debian packages, they don't mark moin.fcg as a config file either. Doing that would not allow running several different wiki instances from the same moin package. The README-rpm file on F10 is outdated, there is a newer one for F11 which can be seen here: http://cvs.fedoraproject.org/viewvc/rpms/moin/F-11/README-rpm?revision=1.3&view=markup If there ever is a new update to the moin package in F10, I might update the README a bit. However, I'm not sure if I'll add any fcgi instructions since mod_wsgi is now the recommended way of running moin and it's available on Fedora.
After reading your explanation, I agree with you. Patch withdrawn.