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I had to remove the following line from the spec file to get it to build an rpm:

/usr/lib*/python%{pythonversion}/site-packages/Bcfg2/Client/Tools/*

Before removing that line, rpm claimed that all of the files in that directory were listed twice. I suspect that the line above it also includes those files.

For debian (and other, I'm sure) packaging formats, the system should support parsing an either, or dependency for a package.

An example of this is for bcfg2 itself - the debian package requires either fam, or gamin, but not both.

The selection of which one would occur at a higher level (i.e., a bcfg2-server group), but automatically generated package dependency lists would know that dependencies are fulfulled.

(Another example is for any package that requires a web server - it can be apache, apache2, etc. - you just need to have one installed.)

If I turn my web server into a mail server, the running apache process will keep running even after bcfg says the service entry has been removed. Must stop services!