Karsten Jeppesen wrote: > Yes - I know it is a builtin-shell statement. > But if you use YDL you would now (if you have a briQ at least) be > updating from 1.xxx to 2.0.4 > That would mean that the hash table is wrong. > If you put "hash -r" in the %post section then it will be executed after > the rpm has installed. And thereby reset bash for new path search. > That won't help. The postun script will reset the cached path for the shell run by rpm. It won't touch the cache in the parent shell that is running rpm. I think it is a bug in bash that it gives an error when the entry in the cache is wrong. It should redo the path search. - Ian -- ian@xxxxxxxxx http://www.znark.com/
