On Sat, May 22, 2010 at 10:31:13AM -0400, Jameson wrote: > I maintain a package that when run for the first time creates a file, > ~/.projectM/config.inp. The package previously needed symlinks to > fonts because the location of the fonts was hard-coded. I have since > removed the symlinks, and patched the package so that config.inp will > be created pointing to the real font files. However, when one > upgrades from the previous version to a new one, the config.inp file > still points to they symlinks. What is the appropriate way to deal > with this? > The application should detect this situation on startup and correct the situation. A Fedora package should not attempt to touch things in the users' home directories at package install/remove/upgade time. -Toshio
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