Michael Jennings wrote:
No. I tried the %_rpmdir macro and got:Sorry. I thought that I'd done that. Here's a forward of the original post which includes that info.No, it most certainly does not. For example: You claim to have tried the %_topdir macro, but it was not "reentrant." Show us what you tried, and explain why it's insufficient for you. error: Could not open /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/i386/peakstream-0-0.i386.rpm: Permission denied Which was not the value I had set for %_rpmdir. Using ~/anything as a build directory is insufficient because it's not reentrant - that is, a second attempt to build foo.rpm will collide with a first. This makes the build process non-deterministic and is simply unacceptable for an automated process. What I'm looking for is a way to set the implicit rpm directories, preferably from the command line. --rich |
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