Pixel wrote:
> Stanislav Brabec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[[...]]
> > Texinfo:
> >
> > openSUSE and Fedora do the same, but openSUSE defines macros %
> > install_info and %install_info_delete.
>
> we have %_install_info %_remove_install_info
>
> >
> > Actually used scriptlets are fragile and in some situations they keep
> > unwanted orphans or delete wanted items.
>
> in case of obsolete? or ?
Typically in case if INFO_DIR_SECTION of next version has less entries
than previous version or entries are different. In time of %preun, old
INFO_DIR_SECTION is already overwritten by te new contents.
If INFO_DIR_SECTION in the new file is different than the old one
> we set %_libexecdir to %_libdir
>
> and so %configure sets --libexecdir=/usr/lib by default.
Well, openSUSE has %{_libdir}=/usr/lib64 for x86_64. Setting
%{_libexecdir}=%{_libdir} would cause bi-arch clash (32-bit shared
library fails to find 64-bit libexec helper).
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Best Regards / S pozdravem,
Stanislav Brabec
software developer
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