Re: %attr | Doubt

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Hi
 
Actually, what happens in my RPM building & releasing is ....
 
I am creating the RPM in a seperate box as some user, and then i am trying to install the RPM on a different box as user 'lis'.
 
So while installing, it actually searches for the user who built the RPM, and since it is not there it takes root as default. 
 
I cannot guarantee that the user who built the rpm will be present in the release box, but i can ensure the 'lis' user will be there and i want lis to own all the files  installed through RPM .... :)
 
Hope you got me...
 
Thanks
 
Lis
 

 
On 3/12/07, Jos Vos <jos@xxxxxx> wrote:
On Mon, Mar 12, 2007 at 01:04:35PM +0530, Lis Maria wrote:

> I have a doubt regarding the %attr in the %file section of the spec file. As
> per the documents, if we give %attr(-,root,root) and some file name, it
> should make root as the owner of that file after installing right?

Right.

> So, i want to make a user as the owner of some file
>
> i.e        %attr(-,lis,lis) sample.txt
>
> But when i install the rpm, i see root as the owner, and till now what i
> have been doing is to manually go and change the owner. I am installing the
> rpm as user ' lis' only (through sudo).

If user "lis" exists when installing the rpm, or if you create user "lis"
in the "%pre" script, this should work, I never had problems with it.

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