Hi,
I'm trying to build an rpm that checks at installation time which SME
version it's running on. I've put the following code in my SPECS file
and it seems to work OK, (at least on my machine :-).
%pre
version=`grep -e "^Installing SMEServer" /root/install.log | \
sed "s/Installing SMEServer-//" | \
awk -F - '{print $1}'`
if ( [ $version != 5.5 ] && [ $version != 5.6 ] ); then
echo "Sorry, this application requires SME 5.5 or 5.6. "Your version
is $version"
kill 0 > /dev/null
fi
Is this the best way to do this? It relies on /etc/ to be present, which
maybe is not always the case?
And what about 'kill 0'? I couldn't figure out an other way to stop the
process.
All comments are welcome.
Michiel
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