Hello, following my precedent work (check ML the 07 april 2011) you will find attached the SPEC and patch files to build RPM packages for RHEL 5 & 6 and Shinken 0.6. I have also attached the rpmlint output log (who check the package with Redhat RPM standards). Most of errors and warnings are about init.d scripts, but as I know the init.d scripts are in big work, I didn't tried to correct them (and I don't have access to git repository ;) ). BTW, if you check the patch file, you can see I have patched the init.d script to extract debug log files from the $VAR directory to a new variable $LOG, and I set this one to "/var/log/shinken". I think it would be a good idea to add this modification in trunk init.d scripts to allow log files to be in other directory than databases, status ... Don't hesitate if you have comments. Regards, Nicolas PRADELLES Ingénieur Systèmes Direction des Systèmes d'Information tel: +33 1 53 98 30 83 fax: +33 1 53 98 48 98 email: [email protected]
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