On Tue, 14 May 2002, Kurt Wall wrote:
> Scribbling feverishly on May 14, Net Llama! managed to emit:
> > Ya, its not every SRPM that does that just some of them, and they're all
> > directly from RH-7.3.
>
> I wonder if RH slipstreamed some changes to RPM or the RPM macros into
> the 7.3 release?
Scribbling feverishly on May 14, Net Llama! managed to emit:
> Ya, its not every SRPM that does that just some of them, and they're all
> directly from RH-7.3.
I wonder if RH slipstreamed some changes to RPM or the RPM macros into
the 7.3 release?
Kurt
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The RPM builds & installs just fine. Its really just a cosmetic thing,
and i found it quite odd. Mostly just an FYI.
Susan Macchia wrote:
> Ah crap, that s*ks. Can you take the tarfile and build it manually? A pain,
> but it may work, meanwhile you can let RH know how much they blew it...
>
Ah crap, that s*ks. Can you take the tarfile and build it manually? A pain,
but it may work, meanwhile you can let RH know how much they blew it...
Of course it may be that they relied on a 3rd party to create the rpm and they
just included it in their distro (they still should have tested it t
Ya, its not every SRPM that does that just some of them, and they're all
directly from RH-7.3.
Susan Macchia wrote:
> Lonni,
>
> You may have already done this, but I would try building another src.rpm to
> determine if the problem is with the rpm file (which I suspect), or with rpm
> itself.
Lonni,
You may have already done this, but I would try building another src.rpm to
determine if the problem is with the rpm file (which I suspect), or with rpm
itself. Then, if the problem is the rpm file, whereever you got the src.rpm
(redhat?) is who should fix the problem. I bet its with the
That could very well be the problem. If so, its RedHat's fault, as all
i've been doing is "rpm --rebuild " and then attempting to
install the resulting RPM.
Susan Macchia wrote:
> Lonni,
>
> I've been writing a lot of k-shell scripts lately; to execute and assign the
> value of an external "p
Lonni,
I've been writing a lot of k-shell scripts lately; to execute and assign the
value of an external "program", you would say, for example:
foo=$(cat foobar)
Which is why I am replying...
the LIST=$(... looks like this - could be some kind of syntax error somewhere
or something. Just t
I'm in the process of rebuilding the RH-7.3 SRPMs, and then installing
them. I'm starting to see some very very weird stuff, for failed
dependencies:
CXXFLAGS is needed by libsigc++-devel-1.0.3-5
LIST=$(shell is needed by libsigc++-devel-1.0.3-5
No, neither is a typo , that's exactly how
