That's more than just kickstart - it applies to any 'rpm --root' type of installation.I appreciate the replies to my question. What I was concerned about was having RPMs that might contain a %post or a %triggerin that stops and starts a service and if that service being stopped could potentially screw something up during a kickstart. In particular, we have created some
I have raised this subject on the list before because we use it a lot with the s390 port (because we can grab the disks of another Linux server and mount them to install packages). I decided to write my own %post script such that I check for /proc being mounted - which is not in a chroot environment).
Rob
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