On Thu, Oct 12, 2006, Christoph Schug wrote:
> [...]
> > - bugfix: exit(1) in case the PID file is not writable or
> > a segfault would happen by the following fprintf/fclose.
>
> Well, I riped out the hunk from similar piece of code (by you :) in
> qpopper.patch. Should it be fixed there as well?
Yes, the code in QPopper is _similar_, but sufficiently different
and way correct: its err_dump() function performs an explicit exit(1).
> [...]
> > - cosmetics: use 0-prefix patch to avoid hard-coded versions
> > in patch files when easily possible
>
> BTW can we rid of those 0-prefix patches you'll find in all that perl-*
> packages. Why not preprocessing the patches doing a %{V_foo_bar} subst?
> We have to touch perl-* much more often that we will in case of Varnish.
One could do this, but as a result the patches would be no longer
easily maintainable by the usual "opd bp", "vi", "svs diff" sequence of
commands (which regenerate the patchset from scratch).
Ralf S. Engelschall
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www.engelschall.com
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