At 4/15/01 10:10 PM -0500, you wrote:
>just a side note, i rebuild so many src.rpm's that i made a nice little
>script that i issue to rebuild src.rpm's. i just thought i'd share that
>little shortcut with you.
>
>pico /usr/local/bin/rpmrb
>
>#!/bin/sh
>rpm --rebuild --target=i686 $1
>
>chmod 100 /usr/local/bin/rpmrb
>
>$ rpmrb the.source.src.rpm
Not a criticism here... just trying to understand and learn.
If I understand you, the actual "payload" of the script is the one line:
rpm --rebuild --target=i686 $1
If so, wouldn't it be easier to edit root's bashrc with an alias? As in:
alias rpmrb='rpm --rebuild --target=i686'
Equivalent results? Is there a difference? Any reason for preferring one
over the other?
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