[OpenAFS] In the RPM spec file, what is the goal of the special fedora option?

[Paul Johnson]

I've been building RPMS for openafs versions for years and have always
just used the default approach that creates openafs-kernel rpm.

Now I notice in the 1.4.6 spec file an option for fedora, but I can't
quite understand what benefit there is in this approach.  The only
thing I can tell for sure is it builds the kernel module into a
package called kmod-openafs.  I don't understand what the benefit of
that change is.

Can you fill me in?

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Paul E. Johnson
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University of Kansas