I hope I'm on the right lit and I apologize if not. During the build process the RPMs get their names through the following Makefile line:
$(M4) -DBUILDNUMBER=$(BUILDNUMBER) -DUSERNAME=$(USERNAME) -DRELEASETEXT=$(RELEASETEXT) -I$(RPM_TMPL_DIR) $(EXTRA_M4DEFINES) $(PKGDIR)/$(RPM_TEMPLATE) > $(PKGDIR)/$(RPM_TEMPLATE:%.tmpl=%.spec) The final name looks like: host-1.1.1.22222-pre.XXX.rpm It turned out that there was a mistake in the build and $(RELEASETEXT) should not be "pre" but a different string. Is it OK to rename the file, or does the $(RELEASETEXT) somehow internally integrated into the RPM and there is a need to build again? Thanks, Nitzan Gurfinkel Release & Build Manager Narus Inc. 1-650-230-9333
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