Hello Tom,
What do you mean by "upgrade the package I don't want it to change" -
obviously you can have the same file, as provided. Perhaps do you mean
that you do not want a file that will be altered by the user/system to
be reset during an upgrade ?
Best -F
Tom Hicks wrote:
I want to do something like %configure but with a slightly different
goal. I'm looking to have a file marked as belonging to a package so
that when I uninstall a package the file is removed but when I upgrade
the package I don't want it to change. Also I'd prefer if rpm --verify
would either ignore the file or only check to see if it exists. I
believe this would be possible. Could some knowledgable souls please
advise me on whether there is some build in functionality for this or
even some way to do it that's not too nasty of a hack.
Thanks,
Tom
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