As reported here a while ago, rpm is creating *.rpmnew files for any config file that exists, whether it was modified since package installation or not. This is *really* ugly. It means that a config file for a given package that has not been modified will *never* be updated to the new version of the default file when a package is upgraded. It is inevitable that this is going to cause breakage as newer config files don't get installed with newer versions of a package. Thots? b. -- Brian J. Murrell
- Re: [Cooker] rpm still creating .rpmnew for unchanged co... Brian J. Murrell
- Re: [Cooker] rpm still creating .rpmnew for unchang... Grégoire Colbert
- RE: [Cooker] rpm still creating .rpmnew for unchang... Borsenkow Andrej
- RE: [Cooker] rpm still creating .rpmnew for unchang... Lonnie Borntreger
- Re: [Cooker] rpm still creating .rpmnew for unchang... Michael Reinsch
- [Cooker] Re: rpm still creating .rpmnew for unc... Brian J. Murrell
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