Create a new sub-package called 'dbus-tools', which includes all the
independent command-line utilities provided by the reference
implementation. They are valid to be used with independent bus
implementations, so no reason to make them pull in dbus-daemon.
Signed-off-by: David Herrmann <dh.herrmann@gmail.com>
Create a new sub-package called 'dbus-common', extracting the XML
configuration and setup files from 'dbus-daemon'. These files might be
used by alternative D-Bus Messages Bus implementations, hence we want
them as a separate package.
This also pulls in the 'dbus' sysuser.d setup file, since this uid is
referenced from the xml-configuration of the system bus. Hence, it is
part of the configuration and required to be used by any compatible
implementation using the official XML configurations.
Signed-off-by: David Herrmann <dh.herrmann@gmail.com>
This extracts all the contents of the 'dbus' package into a new
'dbus-daemon' package. All internal sub-package dependencies are
updated to point to the new sub-package. The original 'dbus' package is
kept around as empty meta-package that simply pulls in 'dbus-daemon'.
This is meant for compatibility so other packages continue working for
now. Dependencies on 'dbus' will be reviewed and updated before this
meta-package gets removed.
This package rename prepares Fedora to allow alternative
implementations of D-Bus System and Session buses. The 'dbus' package
name is freed from dependencies on any particular implementation.
Instead, the reference implementation is now called 'dbus-daemon' as a
package, with the intent to re-use the 'dbus' package name in the
future as a meta-name provided by 'dbus-daemon' as well alternative
implementations like 'dbus-broker'. It will serve as dependency of
dbus-only services to clearly tell rpm that a dbus system or user bus
implementation is required for a given package.
Signed-off-by: David Herrmann <dh.herrmann@gmail.com>
