You can download the tgz source code from the download page.

I don`t believe that addresses the original comment unless there is a spec file and/or patches in the tarball (which I didn`t see). The lack of the srpm has the unfortunate implication that ICS is attempting to control the availability of rpms by not sharing their spec file.
Jack

Exactly. Even though the patches can be reconstructed from the comments in the included README, and the spec file created from an inspection of the RPM, this is very laborious. Much simpler if they put the spec file in the tarball.

At the risk of sounding like a "me too" post, I would really appreciate a .src.rpm file. I rather unlike installing .i386.rpm files on my production systems. I feel a little better rebuilding them myself.

Hey guys, stop the conspiracy theories!

Its just plain ignorance on our part. We`re packaging up the spec files and should make them available shortly. Track the news section of the front page for details.

Mark