On Friday, 29 April 2005, at 16:02:39 (+0200),
Alexander Dalloz wrote:
> Then the .spec file is broken. The %buildroot path is normally
> always a relative path.
Not on this planet. :-) The %buildroot path is normally under
/var/tmp or %{_tmppath} (which, in turn, usually points to /var/tmp).
On Friday, 29 April 2005, at 09:05:29 (-0500),
Ralph Blach wrote:
> In my spec file it is specfied as
>
>
> BuildRoot: /var/tmp/basesystem-root
>
> So, it is not very flexiable.
So CHANGE IT. You have an editor. It's not that complicated. :-)
If you want a tool that can rebuild an SRPM automatically as a normal
user without you having to screw around with macros, download
Mezzanine (www.kainx.org/mezzanine/ -- I recommend the 1.8-0.20
version) and run this:
$ mzbuild foo.src.rpm
Michael
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