A tiny, tiny, nit.
Olivier Thauvin wrote:
> cp -ar $INSTALL_ROOT/node1 $INSTALL_ROOT/
The -a option to cp includes -r. So you really only need 'cp -a' and
that is all.
> 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
A clever hack! Thanks for sharing that.
Bob
