At 19:06 3/19/00 +0300, Michael Ju. Tokarev wrote:
>One small(?) relatted question: is it possible to mount / readonly?
>At least with mount command itself, it seemed to be impossible, as
>mount tries to modify /etc/mtab, and initscripts directs it to do so;
there are a few chunks of the file spa
John Summerfield wrote:
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> I agree that /home is the wrong place for apache and maybe samba.
Recently I post a bugreport about samba via bugzilla (for samba, this was
really a bug, since samba does not need any dedicated "home" at all),
and it is now ok (since Tue Oct 05 1999, made by Bil
Chmouel Boudjnah wrote:
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> "Michael Ju. Tokarev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > It controlled by "%define lfs 0" in .spec. Can I say, for example,
> > "rpm --rebuild kernel-...src.rpm lfn=1" ?
>
> rpm --rebuild --define 'lfs 1' k*src.rpm
That can seems strange. It seemed that this --defi
> Hi!
>
> Two (little?) rpm questions.
>
> Is it possible within .spec file to define some rpm variables
> (for example, %requires, maybe %release) based on something
> from running system? Example of usage here is trivial:
No. I tried and it worked, sort of. It got the required value when used
> It is a bit strange for the first time.
> But is it a bit more complicated the next time... :)
>
> The question actually is about some packages.
> Just to remember, one of them is apache (that installs
> into /home/httpd). Another _was_ samba that used /home/samba
> for some strange purpose (s
"Michael Ju. Tokarev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It controlled by "%define lfs 0" in .spec. Can I say, for example,
> "rpm --rebuild kernel-...src.rpm lfn=1" ?
rpm --rebuild --define 'lfs 1' k*src.rpm
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