On Fri, Sep 17, 2010 at 17:34:06 -0500, Jim Galarowicz <[email protected]> wrote: > > Installing: info ##################### [ 31/995] > sh: uname: command not found > > I know the suggestion was to fix the offending rpms so that they > install coreutils prior to using one of the coreutils commands > (uname). However, I've looked at both the info and popt spec files > that I believe fedora is using and there is no references to uname.
There might be some indirect reference, though I haven't been able to spot it. The script for info doesn't look like it should do much. The info file it looks for doesn't match what is provided (the provided file is gzipped). So the first step probably won't run unless there is a tricky check going on. And the second runs sed, which if it is missing won't do anything either. It might be that one of the shell scripts included when starting a new shell runs uname. I don't think that is normal, but perhaps some package installed between bash and info added a script that uses uname. If that's the case, then that package would probably be the issue. And it should probably require and require(pre) coreutils. Looking at the nightly compose for the games spin, both info and popt are installed before coreutils without seeing this warning message. bash-completion might be a suspect, as it seems to run uname. Is it installed before info? -- livecd mailing list [email protected] https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/livecd
