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=== Tuesday 11th May 2010 ===

==== Fedora Project ====

 * Built more of my packages for EPEL-6: `libpng10`, `milter-regex`, `mod_fcgid`, `perl-Class-Loader`, `perl-Data-Buffer`, `perl-Date-Simple`, `perl-Digest-MD2`, `perl-Digest-MD4`, `perl-IO-Multiplex`, `perl-Jcode`
 * My `perl-Compress-Raw-Lzma` package passed [[RedHatBugzilla:589479|review]] and was built for F-13 and F-14
 * Updated `perl-Math-GMP` to not clobber `~/.gnupg` during the build process (the signature test uses `gpg`) and built the new package for EPEL-6 and F-14
 * I raised [[RedHatBugzilla:590700|Bug #590700]] to ask why `aspell` is present in RHEL-6 Beta but none of the dictionaries are, so it's not possible to actually use it to check any spellings. The answer is that `aspell` is used during the process of building the `hunspell` dictionaries, and that's all it's needed for in RHEL-6, which has been migrated over to `hunspell`. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a usable perl binding for `hunspell`; I spent a while wrestling with `Text::Hunspell` trying to get it build and link correctly and when I had, it segfaulted as soon as I tried to check a word, which was disappointing. Unless `aspell-en` is added in EPEL-6, many of the perl spell-check modules such as `Test-Spelling`, `Text::Aspell` and `Text::SpellChecker` are going to be unusable.

==== Local Packages ====

 * Updated `perl-DateTime` to update `DateTime::TimeZone` to 1.19:
  * This release is based on version 2010j of the Olson database
  * Create a new zone for Mexico (`America/Bahia_Banderas`)
  * Dateline time zone on Win32 now always maps to a fixed -12:00 zone
 * Updated `perl-Perl-Critic` to 1.106 (`NamingConventions::Capitalization` fix for `PPI` 1.212 - [[CPAN:57348|CPAN RT #57348]]) and added new buildreqs/reqs `perl(Email::Address)` and `perl(Test::Perl::Critic)`, which I didn't have at the time of the previous build
 * Rebuilt a bunch of packages for RHEL-6 Beta: `perl-Algorithm-C3`, `perl-Class-C3-XS`, `perl-Class-C3`, `perl-Data-Section`, `perl-Email-Address`, `perl-MRO-Compat`, `perl-Mixin-Linewise`, `perl-Module-Build`, `perl-Pod-Coverage-TrustPod`, `perl-Pod-Eventual`, `perl-Pod-Readme`, `perl-Regexp-Common`, `perl-Software-License`, `perl-Sub-Name`, `perl-Test-Perl-Critic`, `perl-Test-Portability-Files`, `perl-Text-Template`

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