On 10 Oct 2012, at 23:20, "Crawford, Andrew" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've been scouring the RPM Plugin documentation and Google search results, > trying to find a way to set the value of "autoreq" to "no" in the .spec file > that RPM-Plugin produces. So far I have not found any way to accomplish this > (using configuration), and wanted to ping this list to see if it's possible. > > I do not have root access in my environment, but would still like to create > and deploy custom RPM files. To do this, I need to maintain my own "private" > RPM database. When the value of "autoreq" is set to "yes" in the > RPM-Plugin's .spec file, this setup fails as it thinks things like /bin/sh > are not present on the system. > > I know I can use the "--nodeps" RPM argument, but then I cannot checks for > the dependencies that I do want to manage (one custom RPM requiring another > custom RPM). The best way to get what I need would be to disable the auto > dependency (autoreq) setting. > > Please let me know if there is a configuration directive available to disable > this setting. Is this not covered by the plugin docs? Regards, Graham --
