This concept of probes or dynamic provides or how ever they may be named are
currently alien to rpm. To add them we need some more general solution than
hard coding something for EFI. In general the rpm code should stay as much
ignorant of the system it is used on as possible. So hard coding dif
Once #444 lands, this should be updated to use it and move the code to
rpmio/rpmlua.c and then it'd probably be good to go.
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Closed #445.
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Both lmdb and ndb backends are experimental for now. libdb will be made
optional when that status changes.
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Closed #434 via d5e599d6c9b2fc5c98cec1fccc46e2d365a06dbf.
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The patch set would be even nicer if moving the code into its own function
would be separated from any changes to the code.
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Back from vacation...
This (using /proc/self/fd when available) was what I had in mind, so we're on
the right track here, thanks for the work so far. Some quick remarks ==
requests:
- rpm comment style is "/* foo */", "// foo" should not be used
- just slap the new cloexec function to end of rpm
