Use sudo_$flavor instead of sudo-$flavor since that causes the

least amount of trouble for the various package managers.

sudo.pp

@@ -1,10 +1,8 @@
 %set
 	if test -n "$flavor"; then
-		name="sudo-$flavor"
-		pp_kit_package="sudo_$flavor"
+		name="sudo_$flavor"
 	else
 		name="sudo"
-		pp_kit_package="sudo"
 	fi
 	summary="Provide limited super-user priveleges to specific users"
 	description="Sudo is a program designed to allow a sysadmin to give \
@@ -20,7 +18,8 @@ still allow people to get their work done."
 	pp_rpm_packager="Todd.Miller@courtesan.com"
 	pp_deb_maintainer="Todd.Miller@courtesan.com"
 	pp_sd_vendor_tag="TCM"
-	pp_sd_kit_name="TCM"
+	pp_kit_name="TCM"
+	pp_kit_package="$name"
 	pp_solaris_name="TCM${name}"
 %if [!rpm,deb]
 	# For all but RPM and Debian we need to install sudoers with a different