Paul Johnson wrote:
After installing Fedora, I want to replace various configuration files
on lab computers. If I can learn how to do this in the post section of
an RPM spec file, I will be happy. For example, I want/need to
replace things like
/etc/gdm/PreSession/Default
/etc/gdm/PostSession/Default
/etc/pam.d/system-auth
/etc/hosts.allow
/etc/hosts.deny
One brute force option is to install with rpm --replacefiles, but yum
does not like that.
So can you point me at a spec file or two that will give example
syntax on how I can create a backup of those files and replace them
with the ones I want.
Please?
Just bump the revision number by 1, so it will update from yours. You
will have to watch for regular updates and repeat after any of you
modified packages get updated.
For instance:
1. install the source rpm from updates for gdm (rpm -ihv gdm...src.rpm)
2. cd ~/rpmbuild/SPEC
3. vi gdm.spec
4. bump the revision (not version)
5. cd ../BUILD
6. untar the gdm*.tar.gz
7. cd gdm<version><revision>
8. modify as desired
cd back to the BUILD directory
9. tar up the sources into a file name that matches your new
version.revision from the spec file you edited
cd ../SPEC
10 rpmbuild -ba gdm.spec (specify arch if ya need to)
11. rpm -Uhv <new_rpm>
All set!
Hope there is a clue there somewhere for ya.
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