Re: how to "rembuild --rebuild" a source rpm in the current directory?

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On Mon, 8 Mar 2004, James Olin Oden wrote:

> On Mon, 8 Mar 2004, Robert P. J. Day wrote:
> 
> > 
> >   am i close?  or am i making this far too difficult?  and what's the 
> > format for prepending a macros file to the default list, rather than 
> > overriding the whole list?
> >
> For the global stuff, have it put in /etc/rpm/macros and it will be their 
> for your users.   For the local stuff, their ~/.rpmmacros just needs to 
> be edited.  Whether you do this by hand, or have it automated is up to 
> you. 

i can't do that.  the few src rpms that need to be built are part of a 
much larger CVS checkout, and i have no control over the users or their 
systems who check this stuff out.  in short, i can't assume that *any*
customization has been done by these users, either personally or on their 
systems.  for the most part, i may not even know *who* is checking this 
stuff out, i just have to guarantee that anyone getting it can do the 
automated build.

that's why i want to make rebuilding a source rpm a completely isolated 
thing, all done within the directory containing that source rpm, needing 
no other customzation on the building host.

rday


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