On 12/01/2010 09:14 PM, Stephen John Smoogen wrote: > On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 19:33, Douglas McClendon > <dmc.centos at filteredperception.org> wrote: > >> so all you have in source control is srpms? >> >> are many of them 100% unmodified from upstream other than renaming the >> file (if that)? > > Files are generally not renamed. What needs to be done is > > a) Look through compiled items for trademarks in images and documents. > b) Look in source code to see where those images may be called or implanted. > c) all corner cases not covered by a or b > > For a) it requires a source code change as a patch in the source RPM > as the trademark would still be distributed for b) it requires a patch > to say from > > a href="redhat.png" -> a href="centos.png" > > c) usually comes up as requiring a request to Karanbir of whether this > covers a problem or not. > > To get an idea of what is changed in a release look at all the > .src.rpms in say CentOS-5 with .centos.src.rpm in them. ahh. I didn't see your message when crafting my response. Just now I looked back at the c5 srpm list and noticed that the example I chose was actually surrounded by examples absent the .centos suffix. That clears things up a lot I think. So the ones without the .centos suffix are entirely unchanged from upstream. Got it. -dmc