Hello. The most big problem that I see if you want build a distro is that many .src.rpm have not stored all info with "rpm -qR",visit http://bugzilla.redhat.com and You will found many samples,so You must have an additional info(added before by hand) in Your build script. Josep Begin of Quote Ian Burrell : >seth vidal wrote: >>the problem is this: >>I can download a single srpm, sure. >>but I can't reasonably and positively get all of its dependencies b/c >>we're not able to do specfile parsing. at least not simply. >>so, yah, it's not too hard. if you'd like to do it, you could, and >>probably should, do it outside of the main yum script. >>look at yum-arch -s >>the outputs of that and then look at how to parse the requires and >>provides for an srpm > >I am pretty sure that the build dependencies are included in the header of the .src.rpm. "rpm -qR" works on .src.rpm files. This implies that the dependencies are stored in the same tags as with binary rpms. > > - Ian > >-- >ian@xxxxxxxxx >http://www.znark.com/ > >_______________________________________________ >Yum mailing list >Yum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >https://lists.dulug.duke.edu/mailman/listinfo/yum
