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  = EPEL Next

  [[epel_next]]

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  = About EPEL

  [[about_epel]]

  Make high quality packages that have been developed, tested, and

  improved in Fedora available for RHEL and compatible derivatives such as

  Work closely with the Fedora Project to achieve this goal -- use the

  same guidelines, rules, policies, and infrastructure, as far as

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  = Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  == About

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  = Joining the EPEL SIG =

  There are many ways to join in and help out with EPEL. A few are listed below. If you think of another way to help out the SIG, feel free to bring it up on our mailing list or at our weekly meetings.

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  = EPEL package maintainer generic job description

  This job description is designed to be inserted into an existing job

  description supplied by your employer or sponsoring organization. The

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  = EPEL Package Maintainers

  [[epel_package_maintainers]]

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  = EPEL Package Request

  When requesting a Fedora package for EPEL, the steps are a little different

  depending on your ability or willingness to help.

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  = EPEL Packagers SIG

  [[epel_packagers_sig]]

  == About

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  = EPEL Packaging Examples

  == Missing But Built Examples

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  = EPEL Packaging

  This page contains guidelines which are not relevant

  or are no longer relevant to Fedora,

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  = Incompatible upgrades policy

  [[incompatible_upgrades_policy]]

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  = Missing RHEL Sub-Packages

  When a RHEL source package is built, it often creates more than one binary package.  These

  extra packages are generally called sub-packages.

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  = Retirement policy

  [[retirement_policy]]

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  = EPEL Updates Policy

  [[epel_updates_policy]]

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  = Packaging Guidelines and Policies for EPEL

  [[packaging_guidelines_and_policies_for_epel]]

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  = EPEL Quality Assurance

  [[epel_quality_assurance]]

  == RHEL entitlements for EPEL maintainers

  EPEL maintainers are encouraged to sign up with the Red Hat developer

  test your EPEL packages.

  See http://developers.redhat.com/ for more information.

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  = EPEL Testing

  The *epel-testing* repository contains updates scheduled to be released

  for the maintained releases of EPEL. User testing and feedback provided

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  = Getting a Fedora package in EPEL

  [[the_procedure_for_getting_a_package_in_epel]]

  == The procedure for getting a package in EPEL

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  = Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL)

  image::epel-logo.svg[EPEL]

  Welcome to the home of the EPEL Special Interest Group.

  == Quickstart

  We offer release packages containing our repository configuration files and public package signing keys.