On 07/28/2004 02:08 PM, Jeff Johnson wrote:
No conversion is possibly in general, as a --repackage is "best effort", there can and will be missing files, changed permissions, more.
Go find the original packacge is my recommendation.
I thought the whole idea of the rollback RPM was to capture the state of the system before the RPM was installed, to allow restoring the system to that state at a later time should the upgrade be found to have a problem.
If there is no way to *apply* the rollback RPM, then it is useless.
Insofar as I can tell, there is no way to invoke the RPM library routines to process the rollback RPM.
I don't want to recreate a package that can be applied to other machines - I want to create a package that can be applied *on the machine that created it* to undo an upgrade.
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