Re: RPM relocation problem

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On Wed, 31 Mar 2004, McClung, John M, ALABS wrote:

> I am building my rpm on an alpha server using rpm version 3.0.2 (rpm binary from HP), and I am trying to use the relocate (or prefix) option during the install.  My problem is this,  I can use the below command fine on the alpha box to change the install directory from /tmp to /opt, but when I try to install using the same command on an intel (Linux i386 with rpm version 4.1) the --prefix and --relocate options aren't recognized (or just don't work).
> 
> Works on the alpha (using rpm-3.0.2): Doesn't recognize the --prefix /opt on the i386 Linux server (using rpm4.1)
> # rpm --prefix /opt --ignorearch --ignoreos -ivv rg-1.1-222.alpha.rpm
>  
> Doesn't recognize the --relocate /tmp=/opt on the i386 Linux server (using rpm4.1) either
> # rpm --relocate /tmp=/opt --ignorearch --ignoreos -ivv rg-1.1-222.alpha.rpm
>
If I recall, 4.1 had problems (read broken) with relocation.  It was fixed 
almost immediately, so I suspect if you can update to something a little 
newer the problem should go away.  Don't know if there was errata from 
RedHat for that broken version (rpm errata has been mighty scarce).

Cheers...james


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