if that
time has come.
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If the cure for AIDS comes from something
doing that.
So in munin's spec file:
%define __spec_clean_body \
%{?buildroot:%{__chown} -R u+rX %{buildroot} ; %{__rm} -rf %{buildroot}}\
%{nil}
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to install/upgrade a package, including all necessary
dependencies of course.
Wasn't even going there. :-)
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the aliases. rpm-4_5 can be an alias for set N, rpm-5_0 an
alias for set M.
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. Mandriva RPM's frequently require custom macros,
not the least of which being %{make}. Few people actually strive to
create portable spec files.
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entries?
I'm more inclined to think in the opposite direction: add important
features that ISV's can't live without so that they will pressure
distributions to update to and support those features.
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seconds) or
how poorly you version them (enlightenment-0.16.999.35 is still
e17).
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.tar.gz files from
each other is in the spec file (5.0-0.x). Anything else is
wangyanking.
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. That is not the
direction of rpm5.org, nor should it be.
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The world isn't run by weapons
/src/rpm
$ ls -l lua/
...
-rw-r--r-- 1 rse rse 17429 Jul 15 19:56 lauxlib.c
-rw-r--r-- 1 rse rse 5768 Jul 15 19:56 lauxlib.h
...
La la la
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something?
You can tell by '_' and ',' separators that different people hacked
at different times.
Nasty script isn't it?
I wasn't going to say anything, but...yeah. Scary. :-)
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hesitant since it's (in some respects) a one-way change, but
with ample testing it would be doable. I'll just make sure I tar up
my rpmdb tree and don't --rebuilddb unless I really mean it. :-)
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On Saturday, 30 June 2007, at 00:56:01 (-0500),
Tim Mooney wrote:
I would prefer that over the scenario I'm afraid we're heading for
too. The question is, what shiny features will ISVs clamor for?
Something to turn instroot tarballs/images into RPM's?
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It just seems to me that the permissions in the RPM should be honored
exactly 100% as they're stored, even if that means world write
permissions (such as in 1777 directories like /tmp).
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When the toast is burned and all the milk has turned and Captain
Crunch is waving
tarball names must match
Just a couple examples...
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All of these things
than we should the following ones:
BuildRequires: %(cat /etc/rpm/builddeps/%{name})
Version: %{name}
%pre -p /usr/bin/reboot
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-linux-amd64.rpm
for anyone who'd be willing to help diagnose the problem. I'm
guessing Sun's using a version of RPM that the newer code no longer
supports, but I don't know what exactly to put my finger on.
Thanks!
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in rpm.
Ideas?
/var/log/rpm.log?
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It pleases me that you care
and completely dynamic (i.e., no external
maintenance required and done automatically at build time), I'd sure
like to see it.
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,
nothing really
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There are two ways to slide easily through life
, you most likely need 'foo' for this package.
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She'd still say, 'I
at least 1 message that alludes to
the fact that something terminated abnormally, that RPM cleaned up for
me, and that the version of RPM I'm using is smart enough to do that.
But I'm probably in the minority.
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reasons: it lets
people capitalize freely, and it prevents the conflict/confusion which
will result when somebody like SuSE comes along and decides to change
case for some reason or when Buildhost does not match BuildHost
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representation, I tend to lean toward the
former, which means case sensitive. I didn't previously understand
that they were mutually exclusive due to the need to apply the digest
algorithm.
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.
Michael
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The Swiss have an interesting army. Five hundred years without a
war
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A slipping gear could let your M203 grenade launcher fire when you
least expect
*sigh*)
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I'm not talking about moving in, and I don't want to change
to be a 5.0.1 in the near future. I'll have more info (and time
to reply to the previous messages) tomorrow or Monday.
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parameters until that changes.
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That little Huggie bastard just
: (null) messages are cosmetically bad
but functionally irrelevant. The errors at the bottom, however,
indicate that parent directory dependencies seem to have somehow been
re-activated. Weren't these turned off by default for 5.0, or am I
confused?
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diff -Nur -x
regeneration broke because of this until I updated it to use #% to
comment out patches instead of just #.
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? Shouldn't it be initdir?
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It's been awhile since I've seen the way
/rpm/find-requires.perl
which contains only exec /usr/lib/rpm/find-requires and similarly
fails. Even %__find_requires points to this non-existent script.
So the question is, what's the right way to grep out bogus Perl
module dependencies in RPM = 5.0?
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members? I'm *forced* to use rpm5.org tarballs
because of our bleeding edge build software requirements.
Furthermore, the current problem I'm facing (the failure of 64-bit
builds due to db-4.6 refusing to build a shared library) may very well
be due to brokenness in libtool 2.x.
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to that list. :)
I will try devtool standalone again; it failed last time I tried.
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are in the process of eliminating yum and would be quite pleased to
eliminate createrepo as well. So I'll pitch in happily.
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-2.6.25.4-3.nsa1.x86_64
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# rpm -q caos-kernel-devel
package caos-kernel-devel is not installed
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and the
smart package manager perform flawlessly on the very same package set.
And yes, we tried the latest version of yum at the time (3.2.14 IIRC).
It's why we abandoned yum and haven't looked back. Quality
engineering it ain't. More like popsicle sticks and duct tape.
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development access has ever been permitted me on x86_64
...
We'd be more than happy to provide full access to an x86_64 system if
it would help.
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, and am fighting dueling -lz - -lrpmz if building
--without-neon
anyways. Ripping out internal zlib and backporting rpmio/gzdio.c is likely
the best long term fix.
Go for it.
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with E:V vs. V:D? What about V-R:D? or
just :D?
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When I hear about people
once folks realize you can only say bundle of functions
in so many ways, and the lib* and *Kit namespaces fill to capacity).
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the implicit linkage
tried to pull in the system PCRE instead of the internal PCRE. Jeff's
plan sounds like the correct solution for that as well.
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AC_ARG_WITH(
[path-buildroot],
AS_HELP_STRING([--with-path-buildroot=ARG], [build with RPM buildroot
path (or macro)]),
@@ .
Please don't do this. A temporary directory, not something under
$HOME, really is the correct default for this.
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+withval=no
This, too, could not possibly have been tested.
Michael
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Can you
'dmalloc' left there is what you're referring to, I've already
fixed it, I dunno what you're getting at with This, too though..
I guess I should've said sufficiently tested. But testing the
default case and nothing else really shouldn't meet anyone's
definition of tested.
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: unable to find usable Python embedding library
Any hints? I can hardly see any difference between perl - python
other than the extra with-arg-location : with-arg-location
Could it be the '.' in python2.5?
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Linux
,
binaries, and even man pages) being installed under
--with-xz=internal, this release seems to build and work quite
well. :)
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of action, should permanence be
desired, would be to add Conflicts: old-name = %{version}-%{release}
That way the other package can't be installed while the new one is.
(other quite cogent arguments snipped but not ignored)
:-)
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like Obsoletes: = V-R
Us lazy schmucks love the zero-effort, already implemented, been
there, done that, solutions. ;-)
I was trying to save you work! :-)
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).
JavaScript is a good language; I just fear cries of Bloat! from the
legume gallery. I know you anticipate as well.
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not less
bashism.
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Only those whose lives are brief can imagine that love
On Thursday, 04 November 2010, at 10:13:09 (-0400),
R P Herrold wrote:
What are the team's thoughts to suggest here?
Fix the package that erroneously assumes that lack of $DISPLAY
implies lack of Tk for build.
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has no value, won't
work. :-)
The way it was before was preferable, IMHO.
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