Re: RPM questions

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On Tue, Mar 22, 2005 at 12:04:49PM +0000, Joe Desbonnet wrote:
> 1. What is the 'correct' method of arranging a set of update RPMs for
> a given package in chronological order? I'm currently using the file
> timestamp, but can I rely on mirror servers to preserve timestamps? At
> first I thought sorting by file name would work until I encountered
> kernel-2.6.9 and kernel-2.6.10 :)   I see there is a build date field
> in the RPM header. Is that guaranteed to be in the correct order?
Really chronological or e:v-r?

> 		// TODO: why this?   <-- here is my problem: some rpms  reported
> 		// 212, but if I used this value it failed. If I fix structSize to 216 all
> 		// the RPMs in the FC3 distribution work !
> 		if (structSize==212) {
> 			structSize=216;
> 		}
The file offset of the header must be divisible by 8, just skip
enough bytes to achieve the needed alignment.
	Mirek


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