Hi,
[BTW, something is wrong with your mail client's quoting.
It is very hard to read your replies when your reply and the
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Globe Trotter wrote:
> Thanks! I see. Actually, I am not that keen on packaging
> fetchmailconf. I think that fetchmail users are able to
> edit their own files which do not change that frequently.
>
> So how do I get to ignore the python files? I am doing
> exactly the same as in the current released spec file. I
> must be missign something. Thanks!
It seems that you've added the python3-* BuildeRequires
which are not in the current Fedora fetchmail.spec. They
were removed from the Fedora fetchmail.spec in fda3158
("Remove unnecessary python-devel dependency", 2018-07-23):
https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/fetchmail/c/fda3158
You can see in that commit that there was previously a call
to rm which removed the fetchmailconf.py* files as well. It
was no longer needed with the python2-devel BuildeRequires
removed.
The fetchmailconf.py files are only installed if python is
found by configure. If you don't want fetchmailconf
packaged, drop those python3* packages from the
BuildeRequires and ensure python is not in the buildroot.
Since you're seeing the python files installed into the
python2.7 sitelib, I would presume that you have python2 in
the buildroot where you're building. If that's true, then
removing the python3* BuildeRequires won't be sufficient.
You should also pass PYTHON=: to configure, as the
README.packaging document suggests. That makes it clear
that even if python slips into the buildroot that you don't
want fetchmail to use it.
--
Todd
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