[naemon-users] naemon rpm package questions

[Franky Van Liedekerke]

I'm trying out naemon right now, but saw some weird rpm package 
dependencies:
- naemon requires naemon-thruk
- naemon requires naemon-livestatus

In the spirit of modularity (like advocated on 
http://www.naemon.org/suite.html),
is it not more logical to keep thruk seperated from naemon? But of 
course if
the thruk maintainer is willing to keep/provide thruk and naemon-thruk, 
that's fine
by me :-)
The same goes for naemon-livestatus, but I understand that there 
currently is a
difference in this code and the one from mk-livestatus.
But since it is in fact naemon-thruk and naemon-core that need 
livestatus, I think
it is more correct to move the dependency on naemon-livestatus to the 
naemon-core
and naemon-thruk packages.

Also, concerning the package naemon-livestatus: could you also include 
a xinetd service
for it (like the mk-livestatus rpm does)? So when installing thruk on a 
remote server, it's
easier to get it to work.

And a last small thingie: if one uses pnp4nagios and connecting that to 
naemon via
livestatus, the perl module perl-Gearman is needed. Unfortunately there 
is no rpm for
it, so would you consider creating one? The source can be found at 
cpan:
http://search.cpan.org/~dormando/Gearman/
I can provide a spec file for it if wanted. I saw that on the 
labs.consol.de repo there
are other perl modules provided too, so I guess this should be easy for 
you guys :-)

Franky