[PATCH] PKI TRAC Ticket #1118 - Create 'pki-admin' package
Please review the attached patch which addresses the following ticket: * PKI TRAC Ticket #1118 - Move 'pkispawn' and 'pkidestroy' to a separate package called 'pki-admin' <https://fedorahosted.org/pki/ticket/1118> The patch has been tested by being installed on a system which contained earlier PKI packages, and it was confirmed that the location and package ownership of the relocated files have all been changed. Next, the 'pkidestroy' executable was run and successfully removed a couple of instances that had been generated by the previous versions of the packages, and finally, a new instance was successfully generated and tested by running the 'pkispawn' executable. CAVEATS: * To install this on a system that already contains previous versions of the software, use 'yum install' rather than 'yum upgrade', as the new version of the 'pki-server' RPM now requires the new package 'pki-admin', and 'yum install' will install this package as well as upgrading any existing packages. * Reminder -- the scope and purpose of this bug is simply the creation of a new package 'pki-admin', and the relocation of the 'pkispawn' and 'pkidestroy' utilities along with their basic infrastructure; this is the necessary first step before the currently scheduled 10.2.1 completion of PKI TRAC Ticket #1119 - Allow 'pkispawn' to remotely configure a PKI instance <https://fedorahosted.org/pki/ticket/1119> since the 'pkispawn' executable needed to first be separated from the 'pki-server' package
NACK This patch has been rejected in favor of an alternative approach. -- Matt On 08/23/14 11:57, Matthew Harmsen wrote:
Please review the attached patch which addresses the following ticket:
* PKI TRAC Ticket #1118 - Move 'pkispawn' and 'pkidestroy' to a separate package called 'pki-admin' <https://fedorahosted.org/pki/ticket/1118>
The patch has been tested by being installed on a system which contained earlier PKI packages, and it was confirmed that the location and package ownership of the relocated files have all been changed. Next, the 'pkidestroy' executable was run and successfully removed a couple of instances that had been generated by the previous versions of the packages, and finally, a new instance was successfully generated and tested by running the 'pkispawn' executable.
CAVEATS:
* To install this on a system that already contains previous versions of the software, use 'yum install' rather than 'yum upgrade', as the new version of the 'pki-server' RPM now requires the new package 'pki-admin', and 'yum install' will install this package as well as upgrading any existing packages. * Reminder -- the scope and purpose of this bug is simply the creation of a new package 'pki-admin', and the relocation of the 'pkispawn' and 'pkidestroy' utilities along with their basic infrastructure; this is the necessary first step before the currently scheduled 10.2.1 completion of PKI TRAC Ticket #1119 - Allow 'pkispawn' to remotely configure a PKI instance <https://fedorahosted.org/pki/ticket/1119> since the 'pkispawn' executable needed to first be separated from the 'pki-server' package
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