Stephen Ellis <sellis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > Hi > > I have three packages that install various files inside the same directory structure like this: > > /foo > /foo/release > /foo/release/conf > /foo/release/etc > /foo/release/bin > > The target server however contains an existing symlink like this: > > /foo -> /pool/foo > > The installs all seem to work fine. If I try and run a yum erase on a single package, the /foo symlink on the server is removed as part of the erase leaving the /pool/foo/* intact with the other package files (as expected). How can I keep the symlink from being removed? Is there anything in the %preun/%postun ... what version of rpm? If there's not scriptlets it sounds like a weird bug in rpm, to me. What version of rpm are you running? One likely workaround would be to do: rm /foo mkdir /foo mount --bind /pool/foo /foo -- James Antill -- james@xxxxxxx _______________________________________________ Yum mailing list Yum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.baseurl.org/mailman/listinfo/yum
