Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 569598
Make Condor Available in EPEL
Last modified: 2010-12-03 17:10:52 EST
Hello Matt, Would would you like to maintain condor in EPEL as well? or would you prefer someone else do it? Thx, Lee
What versions are you hoping to get into EPEL?
Matt, I would like to have the latest stable version of condor from UWCS, which I believe is version 7.4.1
You can do it, please make me the co-maintainer though.
Matt, I will certainly list you as a co-maintainer. I think the classads package is the only other thing that will have to go into EPEL to make the fedora condor pacakge work from EPEL. Since you maintain classads in fedora, it seems logical to ask if would you like me to branch and maintain classads in EPEL as well, with you as a co-maintainer? Or do you have an interest in maintaining the classads in EPEL? Thx, Lee
Matt, I'm wondering if I was unclear when I told you which version of condor I want to get into EPEL? I would like to get the condor package that you created/maintain in fedora into EPEL. I am not looking to re-pull condor source from UW, put it into fedora, and then put it into EPEL. I am interested in the version 7.4.1, Release 1.fc12 of the condor package being in EPEL. Did I mis-communicate the first time? Or was that what you understood? thx, Lee
Matt, Now I've read at fedoraproject.org that any package submitted must be new (not pre-exist) in fedora. Please disregard my question in comment 5. It was made from an uninformed point of view. I do still need to know the answer to this question: Would you like to maintain classads in EPEL or would you prefer me to do so? I am asking this because (as you know) condor depends upon classads, therefore I need to get classads into EPEL for condor to work there. Thank You, Lee
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