Cool! Would it work to say this?
for srpm in *.src.rpm do rpmbuild --rebuild --target=i686 --nodeps --quiet $srpm %% rm -f $srpm
done
I'd use && vs %% for conditional completion, but probably the same effect.
Essentially, I want it to delete the srpm after rebuilding it. That way, if it gets cut off for whatever reason, it will just pick up where it left off.
Correct - and if not successful, it won't delete.
Better yet, is there a way to have it rename srpms if it gets an error with rebuilding?
mv "$srpm" "${srpm}.compiled" might work after the build command.
I have a book on Red Hat 6.something. I'll see if I can find some scripting language info in there...maybe I'll actually learn something today...
I prefer the Advanced Bash Scripting Guide. Googling for that will turn up it's location. It's immensely useful in my day-to-day BASH scripting.
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