Hi, i stumbled upon the following situation: 1. Installed package A 2. Update package A with a newer Version B 3. oops :) The problem is the specfile of package A does not work correctly on updates. It removes a user which is needed for running the daemon provided by the package. But IIUC first the new package is installed and its pre/post scripts are triggered. Then the old package is removed, therefor running its preun/postun scripts. But this scripts will not behave correctly :( leaving the new package in a dysfunctional state. My question is now if there is some kind of final hook one can define in the specfile of package B which is run as the last thing to correct the broken deinstallation behaviour of package A? Else if would have to write a shell wrapper which just does a simple 1. erase package A 2. install package B This is possible, but imho feels quite kludgy. thanks --lars _______________________________________________ Rpm-list mailing list Rpm-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/rpm-list
