perl-NetSNMP has a dependency on net-snmp which doesn't look necessary. net-snmp just contains a SNMP daemon, which is unlikely to be necessary for the correct functioning of the perl SNMP binding. perl-NetSNMP also has a dependency on net-snmp-utils, which contains a bunch of command-line utilities. A quick search through the perl-NetSNMP files doesn't show references to those utilities, except for the mention of snmptrapd support in NetSNMP::TrapReceiver (which seems to have to be manually configured anyway). I think both the net-snmp and net-snmp-utils dependencies can be removed, or at worst, the first removed and the second demoted to a suggests.
Keywords: (none) => Junior_jobCC: (none) => guillomovitch, jquelinVersion: 1 => CauldronSource RPM: perl-NetSNMP-5.6.1-7.1.mga1.i586 => net-snmpWhiteboard: (none) => MGA1TOO
perl-NetSNMP is built from net-snmp which is assigned to nobody. i don't know this package. perl-Net-SNMP is built from cpan, and doesn't require net-snmp in any case. ==> feel free to adopt net-snmp (and perl-NetSNMP) and update it if that's the same package, then we should obsolete perl-NetSNMP which isn't maintained.
NetSNMP is apparently a native binding over net-snmp, whereas Net::SNMP is a noarch independant SNMP stack. I just removed the excessive dependencies from the cauldron package.
Status: NEW => RESOLVEDResolution: (none) => FIXED