> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Kevin Deldycke > Gesendet: Dienstag, 3. Februar 2009 16:14 > An: dev@httpd.apache.org > Betreff: Contributing to httpd's RPMs ? > > Hi ! > > I'm currently using httpd 2.2.x on a RHEL 4 and maintaining a custom > RPM for my customer. As such, I came across some annoyances regarding > the .spec file. Many (if not all) of these are really minor problems > like code layout, code duplication, misconfiguration and so on. As you > can see, not "true" bugs (as it doesn't stop httpd to work properly). > > I now want to contribute back my fixes to the project, in the spirit > of Free Softwares. I realized that this part of the project (RPM > packages) seems old and quite untouched (base on SVN changelog, old > bug reports, etc...). I may be wrong, but it looks like nobody want to > do this (dirty ?) job. > > I can create bug reports and talk about them extensively on this > mailing list. But I'm afraid that it will increase the noise. As I > don't want to waste everyone's time, here is my question: do you want > to see me send patches and fill bug reports, or to let me do my > changes directly on the subversion repository ?
Please open reports in Bugzilla for every single problem you found and attach the patch that fixes this single problem to it. Regards Rüdiger
