Re: prelink and rpm

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On Friday 04 April 2003 00:37, Jakub Jelinek uttered:
> The way IMHO prelink should work is from a cron job, say nightly,
> either checking if any package has been installed in the last day
> and if so, run prelink in the --fast mode (to be implemented yet),
> which would just check timestamps of all libraries and binaries
> in the database and redo only what changed since last time.
> Maybe weekly it could do a normal full blown prelink checking,
> to catch manually installed programs/libraries etc.
> (Note --fast mode is only planned, not implemented yet).
>
> The reason why it is not enabled in Shrike is that it was not enabled
> early enough in the beta cycle (at that point prelink did not work
> with TLS in libc, so could not be enabled).
> I hope we'll enable it in the next beta cycle.

Is there some documentation somewhere on prelink, and what it gains the end 
user?

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