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Cleanup of deprecated DBUSServices.WhiteList entries: - ca.desrt.dconf.service: this service was changed by upstream from a system-wide service to a session based service. The latter doesn't require a whitelisting any more. - wicked services (network-nanny.conf, wicked-dhcp4.conf, wicked-dhcp6.conf, wicked-autoip4.conf, wicked.conf): these have been renamed in August 2013 to org.opensuse.Network.*.conf. The old names probably never got released. - nfs-ganesha.service: A D-Bus file of that name probably never existed, there's just a regular systemd unit of that name. - org.drbd.drbdmanaged.conf, org.drbd.drbdmanaged.service: drbdmanage was just recently removed from Factory via sr#798685, because it is Python2 only and unmaintained. - org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.service: was removed in 2012, Factory revision 118, `Remove dbus system-service for NetworkManager, to prevent warnings about it not being running (bnc#738596)`. - org.kde.auth.conf: was from kdelibs4, removed from Factory in late 2019 via sr#738276 with the rest of kde4. - org.kde.kcontrol.kcmkdm.conf, org.kde.kcontrol.kcmkdm.service: was part of kdebase4-workspace, got deleted from Factory with the rest of kde4. - org.kde.kcontrol.kcmkwallet.conf, org.kde.kcontrol.kcmkwallet.service: they got renamed to kcmkwallet5. - org.opensuse.openqa.conf: upstream replaced a D-Bus interface with HTTP. - org.opensuse.zoneswitcher.service, org.opensuse.zoneswitcher.conf: the fwzs package got removed together with SuSEfirewall2 via sr#713580. - org.selinux.service: isn't included any more in our packaging of policycoreutils. - thunderbolt.conf, thunderbolt.service: this service never went live in Factory. - yum-updatesd.conf: yum was removed from Factory via sr#749200 - openattic.conf, openattic.service: was part of SES3 but seems to have OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/802960 OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:openSUSE:Factory:rpmlint/rpmlint?expand=0&rev=723
= rpmlint-checks, rpmlint-tests = The files from rpmlint-checks and rpmlint-tests managed in git. If you need to make changes, you have the following options: * Make them in git and update the package from git (you can file pull requests if you don't have write access) * Create a patch, add the patch to the package and let one of the maintainers commit it for you The online repos are at: https://github.com/openSUSE/rpmlint-checks https://github.com/openSUSE/rpmlint-tests For building the package from git run the service directly: osc service disabledrun The services may mess up versions and changes files a bit. Needs some manual tweaking.