IIRC, that is so, when you install the lustre server package, it also
covers the dependency on lustre-client that other packages may have. If
you look further down in the spec file, you see that:
%if %{with servers}
Requires: lustre-osd
Requires: lustre-osd-mount
Provides: lustre-client = %{version}-%{fullrelease}
%endif
Brian Andrus
On 8/9/2018 5:51 PM, Faaland, Olaf P. wrote:
Hi,
What is the reason for naming the package "lustre" if it includes both client and server
binaries, but "lustre-client" if it includes only the client?
===== (from
# Set the package name prefix
%if %{undefined lustre_name}
%if %{with servers}
%global lustre_name lustre
%else
%global lustre_name lustre-client
%endif
%endif
=====
Are there sites that build both with and without servers, and need to keep
track which is installed on a given machine? The size of the RPMs isn't that
different, so it's not obvious to me why one would do that.
thanks,
Olaf P. Faaland
Livermore Computing
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