Simon J Mudd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> Hello All,
> 
> I've been comparing some OpenPKG rpms against rpms from other RPM
> distributions.  One thing I hadn't noticed before is that (at least
> with Postfix) the resultant binary packages are much larger than their
> native equivalents[1].  This appears to be due to the fact that many
> libraries are "mainly" statically rather than dynamically linked.  Is
> this intentional?
> 
> This can make a large file/memory usage difference especially for long
> running server processes which use multiple instances (apache?).
> 
> Perhaps the issue is ensuring native libXXXX libraries do not
> configure with OpenPKG installed equivalent libXXXX libraries?

Urggghh.  Typo. Sorry

  conflict with ....

> Is it possible to enable/disable this behaviour either at a package or
> system level, and if not would it be interesting to be able to
> configure this sort of functionality?  Perhaps doing this generically
> on different platforms makes this task much more difficult.

Regards,

Simon Mudd
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