Le Thursday 23 June 2005 22:04, Jim Hardwick a écrit :
> Hi all,
>
> I have a problem that's beyond my limited RPM knowledge and need some
> advice.
> I've thought about not using the prefixes at all in 'make install'. But
> there are config files with identical names that must be installed on each
> node.
Bad way, IMHO.
>
> I might be going about this the wrong way... if so, I'd really appreciate
> suggestions. I *can* change the way 'make install' works.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Jim
It is likelly impossible or any definitivelly not the good thing to do. But as
solution:
%install
make install
# $INSTALL_ROOT/node1/etc/...
# $INSTALL_ROOT/node1/bin/...
# $INSTALL_ROOT/node1/opt/...
# $INSTALL_ROOT/node2/etc/...
find $INSTALL_ROOT/node1 | sed 's/^.*node1//' > node1.list
cp -ar $INSTALL_ROOT/node1 $INSTALL_ROOT/
rm -fr $INSTALL_ROOT/node1
find $INSTALL_ROOT/node2 | sed 's/^.*node2//' > node2.list
cp -ar $INSTALL_ROOT/node1 $INSTALL_ROOT/
rm -fr $INSTALL_ROOT/node1
%files node1 -f node1.list
%files node2 -f node2.list
Well here the idea, now adjust to have a faster to maintain code.
untested, especially sed code.
the find, cp, mv would probably goes into a loop:
for node in node1 node2; do
find $INSTALL_ROOT/${node} | sed "s/^.*${node}//" > ${node}.list
done
Good luck.
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