On Fri, Apr 22, 2005, David M. Fetter wrote:
>The noreplace rpmmacros addition works perfectly for us.  It solves all
>of our problems that we were having with auto-updating and working
>configs being overwritten.  However, the .rpmmacros existence causes
>another side effect on linux systems because it is seen by the OS rpm as
>well as openpkg rpm.  It would better better to move the
>openpkg .rpmmacros file under the ~/.openpkg/ directory along with the
>build file I think.

At least on SuSE systems, running the /bin/rpm program with an OpenPKG
environment can cause some ``interesting'' results (or at least it did
before the OpenPKG rpm command was replaces with openpkg).

I set our systems up so that the root user doesn't have any OpenPKG
instances in the PATH or other enviornment until it's explicitly invoked so
the normal login is in a clean vendor environment.

Bill
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