Re: RPM installed but unowned files and dirs

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Jeff Spaleta wrote:
On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 22:05:25 +0100, Hans de Goede <j.w.r.degoede@xxxxxx> wrote:

I'm not claiming this is a perfect list, but most are real bugs, I've
already removed the easy not an FC bug candidates from the list, but
missed this one.


I wonder... is this a job for the repoquery script that people have
been pimping?
Can we get a full summary of information about unowned directories by
examining the owned files of all the packages in Core and seeing which
directory trees are explicitly not included in that list? Instead of
doing a full install running rpm -qf like mad?  If we can script this
with repoquery just against the repository metadata it will be far
easier for everyone to keep up with this as packages churn.


That could work, I was actually thinking about making rpmbuild check for unowned dirs during rpm building, like it does for unpackaged files now.


The idea: If a package contains a file which is in a dir (component) which is not owned by, filesystem or any of its dependencies, complain.
Preferrably complain loudly (as in refuse to write the final RPM)


Regards,

Hans


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