Adding a package stub is the only way with the rpm used by OpenPKG. rpm-4.4.3 and later permits dependencies to be satisfied by adding to /etc/rpm/sysinfo. Backporting to the rpm used by OpenPkg is feasible, so is upgrading. 73 de Jeff On Aug 30, 2006, at 8:40 AM, Doug Henry wrote: So it looks like what I am doing now (removing the build and install stuff from the spec file) is the way to do it. I thought standard rpm had an inject option which would let you put a package in the database without actually having a package, but I haven't been able to find that option under openpkg. |
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