Installing RPMs via kickstart vs. installing on existing server

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Hello all,

Is there a way within a spec file to distinguish whether or not your RPM is
being installed via a kickstart or is it being installed on an existing
server?  Perhaps you can write some scriptlet that will act one way during
an installation via kickstart and another way during a manual installation
on an existing server...

Thanks very much,

Ben Piela


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