the most likely reason is "make install" versus "make upgrade" which
*both* don't apply for a rpmbuild because there is no business for
"interactive" and no business for "non-interactive version, for upgrades"
would "make install" just work non-interactive problem gone
# make install (interactive version, first time install)
# make upgrade (non-interactive version, for upgrades)
pretty sure the reason why Redhat is using "postfix-install" while for
all other packages "make install DESTDIR=%{buildroot}" is in use
Am 12.02.2015 um 16:00 schrieb li...@rhsoft.net:
Am 12.02.2015 um 15:50 schrieb Wietse Venema:
li...@rhsoft.net:
Instead of "sh postfix-install name=value" use "make install
name=value"
i did that as you can see on bottom if the message you responded to
make install -non-interactive install_root=%{buildroot}
config_directory=%{postfix_config_dir}
meta_directory=%{postfix_daemon_dir}
daemon_directory=%{postfix_daemon_dir}
shlib_directory=%{postfix_shlib_dir}
command_directory=%{postfix_command_dir}
queue_directory=%{postfix_queue_dir} data_directory=%{postfix_data_dir}
sendmail_path=%{postfix_command_dir}/sendmail
newaliases_path=%{_bindir}/newaliases mailq_path=%{_bindir}/mailq
mail_owner=%{postfix_user} setgid_group=%{maildrop_group}
manpage_directory=%{_mandir} sample_directory=%{postfix_sample_dir}
readme_directory=%{postfix_readme_dir} || exit 1
No, I said:
make install name=value
without rpmbuild crap. I support make install only. I do not support
rcpmbuild crap.
interesting attitude in context of subject "rpmbuild and shared=yes"
I want you to execute the command without rpmbuild crap, and if
that command without rpmbuild crap does not work, then I will try
to find out why that command without rpmbuild crap does not work.
%{whatever} is replaced by the makros defined on top of the SPEC to
write paths just once and re-use them, they are simply replaced
frankly for any other package you use "make install
DESTDIR=%{buildroot}" which installs the already compiled binaries in
buildroot and that's it, the paths are defined by ./configure
