Hi! During the past few days I've been learning to write my own specs and create RPM''s. I've mostly found what I needed to know around the web, but I've got one question: When creating/testing a .spec, are there any standard tricks for "resuming" an RPM build that failed for some reason? I've just finished pacakging up a rather large development library which takes about 25 minutes to build and doesn't have standard "make install" functionality which meant I had to do it myself in the spec. Along the way I got some "installed but unpackaged" errors and such after the build, which meant I had to fix those in the specs and then rebuild the entire thing to see if I got it right this time around. It would be so much easier if I could just comment out the %clean part while creating the spec and in a situation like the above just do something like "rpmbuild -ba --resume-at-install something.spec". Is that possible in any way? Cheers, -- Tarjei
