Ricky Tang Siu Hong wrote :
> For some reason rpmbuild scripts do not generate the dependency I need
(and
> I don't want to strip binaries too). It's for packaging something like a
> compiler. So I do the following in spec file:
>
> %define __find_requires %{nil}
> %define __find_provides %{nil}
> %define __spec_install_post %{nil}
>
>
> This works for some time. But when the problematic dynamic libraries are
> packed in sub package, seems that RPM still run the /usr/lib/rpm/find*
> script and generate a lot of dependency that I do not want.
>
> So is it a behaviour that we cannot change the find-* script by macro in
> subpackage? Will it be fixed or any workaround?
Maybe what you're missing is this :
%define _use_internal_dependency_generator 0
It should then turn off rpm's internal dependency generator and fall back
to the find_provides and find_requires you defined above.
Matthias
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