'wrap-and-sort -a -t' debian folder to apply consistent
ordering/formatting to all files.
This makes synchronization of debian package changes
between Ceph packages and Ubuntu packages easier to
manage.
Signed-off-by: James Page <james.page@ubuntu.com>
Split up the "ceph" package into four new packages:
1. ceph-mon
2. ceph-osd
3. ceph-mds (already done on Debian)
4. ceph-base (files shared among multiple servers)
and then:
5. Make "ceph" into a metapackage that depends on both -mon and -osd
(and -mds, for RPMs).
To describe the outcome of this change another way:
For RPMs:
- "ceph-{mon,osd,mds}" Require: ceph-base.
- "ceph" will become a metapackage that Requires: ceph-{mon,osd,mds}.
For DEBs:
- "ceph-{mon,osd,mds}" will Depends: ceph-base.
- "ceph" will become a metapackage that Depends: ceph-{mon,osd}.
- "ceph" will continue to Recommends: ceph-mds
New users should "yum install ceph-mon" or "yum install ceph-osd" (or
"apt-get install ceph-mon", etc) in order to install the exact daemons
that they need.
http://tracker.ceph.com/issues/10587Fixes: #10587
Signed-off-by: Ken Dreyer <kdreyer@redhat.com>
The patch creates several packages:
ceph: The uber package that depends on ceph-mds ceph-osd ceph-mon ceph-fuse and ceph-source
ceph-mds: The ceph meta data server daemon
ceph-osd: The ceph object storage daemon
ceph-mon: The ceph cluster monitor
ceph-fuse: The ceph fuse client
ceph-source: The source for the ceph client kernel module for use with module-assistant
ceph-misc: Some ceph misc installed binaries
ceph-doc: What little ceph documentations in the source tarball
Hopefully this is useful.
Thanks,
- David Brown
