On Thu, 2003-12-11 at 23:27, bishop wrote:
> In that file, I have a common construct:
> > %if "%(rpm -qf /etc/issue --qf %%{name})" == "redhat-release"
> > %define apacheName %(rpm -q --qf "%%{name}" --whatprovides webserver)
> > %else
> > %define apacheName apache
> > %endif
> > %define apacheDevelName %{apacheName}-devel
>
> This is probably something EVERYONE's seen, unfortunately, or at least
> anyone who builds package for RH7 and RH9 and which depends on the web
> server being present (Joe, can ya toss a provides:webserver-devel in
> there?).
>
> The problem is, when %expand picks up the output of the %(), it runs
> BOTH parts of the %if. It leads me to believe that %expand only deals
> with things line-by-line. True? If so, how does one do an %if/else
> like the above on a single line?
Have you tried:
%{expand: %%define apacheName %%(rpm -q --qf "%%{name}" --whatprovides
webserver)}
(I'm not sure whether "%%{name}" will expand correctly, though ...)
and:
%{expand: %%define apacheName apache}
?
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