pknirsch@xxxxxxxxxx (Phil Knirsch) writes:
> basesystem Requires: filesystem setup
> filesystem Requires: setup
> setup Requires: (nothing)
>
> So the final install order after properly ordering those is:
>
> setup
> filesystem
> basesystem
I would expect this order:
1. filesystem (there must be something where files can be stored)
2. setup (stuff like /etc/passwd); this should require the package
which is shipping /etc and perhaps /usr/share/doc
3. basesystem; requires filesystem + setup
There is a problem with 'filesystem' because it ships files owned by
non-root and requires /etc/passwd therefore.
My suggestion:
* split 'filesystem' into:
- 'filesystem-base' -> owns '/', '/etc' + '/usr/share/doc' (and all
parents); perhaps some toplevel dirs like /var and /bin too
- 'filesystem' -> owns the other dirs from current 'filesystem'
* keep 'filesystem-base' dependency-less
* add:
- to 'basesystem'
| Requires(pre): setup, filesystem
| Requires(postun): setup, filesystem
- to 'setup'
| Requires(pre): filesystem-base
| Requires(postun): filesystem-base
- to 'filesystem'
| Requires(pre): setup, filesystem-base
| Requires(postun): setup, filesystem-base
Perhaps the redundant deps can be removed
Enrico
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