I'm trying to take a variable, and perform some substitutions on it
(kind of like $(subst,,,) in gmake).
The variable looks like:
%define builtin_modules mod_tls:mod_lang:mod_readme:...
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%description
ProFTPD is an enhanced FTP server with a focus toward simplicity, security,
and ease of configuration. It features a very Apache-like configuration
syntax, and a highly customizable server infrastructure, including support for
multiple 'virtual' FTP servers, anonymous FTP, and permission-based directory
visibility.
The base proftpd package installs standalone support. You can install the
proftpd-inetd package to enable inetd/xinetd support.
Likewise, mod_sql_mysql, mod_ldap, etc. can be installed separately to avoid
unnecessary dependencies.
%{?shared_modules:This package supports DSO (shared) modules.}
Intrinsic static modules: %{eval echo "${builtin_modules}" | sed -e 's/:/, /g'}
Optional static modules: %{eval echo "${static_modules}" | sed -e 's/:/, /g'}
Bundled shared modules: %{eval echo "${shared_modules}" | sed -e 's/:/, /g'}
Unbundled (optional) shared modules: ${eval echo "${unbundled_modules}" | sed -e 's/:/, /g'}
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What's the proper way to do this?
Thanks!
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