You can use bash code in the %pre or %post sections. Generally what we do in this situation is to build the same srpm on multiple os's. If the rpm contains binary code, you have to beware of the auto-requires for shared libs, etc.
And yes, really on a CrackBerry :-)
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Subject: Re: Determining RHEL3 or RHEL4 in a .spec file
Nice Idea.
Can I use bash code in the .spec file?
Will read a litle more about the .spec file ...
Thanks
Oliver
P.D.: are you really on a Blackberry? cooool
Stanley, Jon wrote:
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> Check /etc/redhat-release or the version of redhat-release
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