Hi all,
First I want to introduce myself because I'm new to this list.
My name is Johannes and I'm working on a deployment system
with rpm (+apt-get) and installp packages.
I've got a problem now with the following constellation:
- I've got package A and package B.
- A has a "%require B" dependency.
- A should be installed on some machine, so B is going to be installed
also.
(Everything fine so far :-)
- Unfortunately the %pre of B exits 1, because of some error.
(And here's my problem !)
- B is "skipped" by rpm and the installation of A is following.
- A is completely installed.
- rpm -qa shows A but not B, and apt-get told me that there's a dependency
failure,
because of B is not installed. (which is clear)
So, here's my question:
How can I tell rpm not to simply skip a package but also to abort the
installation,
because of a forecoming dependency failure?!
(Or is it possible to tell apt-get also? ....
I hardly can find a mailing list for apt-get, but that's another story)
Thanks in advance,
best regards,
Johannes
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Johannes Grumböck
Porsche Informatik GmbH
Handelszentrum 7
A-5101 Bergheim
Tel.: +43 662 4670 6323
Fax: +43 662 4670 16323
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