(In reply to Holger Weiß from comment #23)
> (In reply to Sam Kottler from comment #14)
> > I hope my comments above provide a reasonable route to resolving this issue.
> > What do the two parties involved think?
>
> I'm sorry, but for the moment, I have no idea why a user would want to
> switch to tarballs provided by Nagios Enterprises. This might change in the
> future, of course. Therefore, my feeling is that it's too early for
> deciding on this issue.
I agree that it's too early to decide on the issue. These are the packages in EPEL that depend on nagios-plugins and what do we want to do about them? Create community-plugins-* alternatives?
>
> That said, my hope was simply that we were able to explain the current
> situation more or less accurately. As long as you actually understood what
> happened and where the two upstreams are coming from, I'm (of course)
> totally fine with you deciding whatever you think is the best solution for
> RedHat/Fedora.
>
> Thanks for taking the time to look into this mess.
(In reply to Holger Weiß from comment #23)
> (In reply to Sam Kottler from comment #14)
> > I hope my comments above provide a reasonable route to resolving this issue.
> > What do the two parties involved think?
>
> I'm sorry, but for the moment, I have no idea why a user would want to
> switch to tarballs provided by Nagios Enterprises. This might change in the
> future, of course. Therefore, my feeling is that it's too early for
> deciding on this issue.
I agree that it's too early to decide on the issue. These are the packages in EPEL that depend on nagios-plugins and what do we want to do about them? Create community-plugins-* alternatives?
nagios- plugins- apt-0:1. 4.16-10. el6.x86_ 64 plugins- breeze- 0:1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- by_ssh- 0:1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- check-updates- 0:1.6.3- 1.el6.x86_ 64 plugins- check_sip- 0:1.3-4. el6.x86_ 64 plugins- cluster- 0:1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- dhcp-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- dig-0:1. 4.16-10. el6.x86_ 64 plugins- disk-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- disk_smb- 0:1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- dns-0:1. 4.16-10. el6.x86_ 64 plugins- dummy-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- file_age- 0:1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- flexlm- 0:1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- fping-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- game-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- hpjd-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- http-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- icmp-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- ide_smart- 0:1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- ifoperstatus- 0:1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- ifstatus- 0:1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- ircd-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- lcgdm-common- 0:0.9.5- 1.el6.x86_ 64 plugins- ldap-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- linux_raid- 0:1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- load-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- log-0:1. 4.16-10. el6.x86_ 64 plugins- mailq-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- mrtg-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- mrtgtraf- 0:1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- mysql-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- nagios- 0:1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- nrpe-0: 2.14-5. el6.x86_ 64 plugins- nt-0:1. 4.16-10. el6.x86_ 64 plugins- ntp-0:1. 4.16-10. el6.x86_ 64 plugins- ntp-perl- 0:1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- nwstat- 0:1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- openmanage- 0:3.7.11- 1.el6.x86_ 64 plugins- oracle- 0:1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- overcr- 0:1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- perl-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- pgsql-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- ping-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- procs-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- radius- 0:1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- real-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- rhev-0: 1.0.0-2. el6.noarch plugins- rpc-0:1. 4.16-10. el6.x86_ 64 plugins- sensors- 0:1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- smtp-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- snmp-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- ssh-0:1. 4.16-10. el6.x86_ 64 plugins- swap-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- tcp-0:1. 4.16-10. el6.x86_ 64 plugins- time-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- ups-0:1. 4.16-10. el6.x86_ 64 plugins- users-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64 plugins- wave-0: 1.4.16- 10.el6. x86_64
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>
> That said, my hope was simply that we were able to explain the current
> situation more or less accurately. As long as you actually understood what
> happened and where the two upstreams are coming from, I'm (of course)
> totally fine with you deciding whatever you think is the best solution for
> RedHat/Fedora.
>
> Thanks for taking the time to look into this mess.