At 4/15/2006 12:23 PM, Stuart Sears wrote:
Matt England wrote:
> I should have been more specific in my original post: I am a software
> developer and will be releasing .rpm packages that may or may not get
> updated in a general package/up2date/yum repo; please presume that my
> .rpm package will only be downloadable as a single file via a 'wget'
> acquisition. I want my users/installers of this package to be able to
> automatically acquire and install my .rpm-package dependencies via
> yum/up2date/something-else.
>
> Is there a way to do this? I'm looking for solutions for both Fedora
> and Redhat/RHEL.
yes. As long as your dependencies *are* in external yum repos.
yum localinstall mypackage-1.0-2.i386.rpm
will look for any required dependencies on external yum repositories.
Excellent.
Additionally, is there any means by which I can run this in a non-root
account (along with something like 'yum installroot=/home/mengland' on the
same order that 'rpm --root' works...or something similar)?
-Matt
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