Suppress info about packages that have no %files?

[Toralf Lund <toralf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I have a spec file with multiple %packages where the main package has no 
%files, i.e. it is used just as a way to share info between the other 
packages - rpms will be generated only for the sub package, not the main 
one.

However, when doing the package build, rpm still lists the main package 
in the output in such a way that you'd think that it did create an rpm 
for it. Also 'rpm -q --specfile' will also mention the main package. I 
don't want this; I want information about what rpm files have actually 
been/will be generated. Is there a way to tell rpm not to mention 
packages that have no filelist and thus won't be associated with rpm files?

- Toralf


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