On Thu, 2008-04-10 at 23:09 +0200, Toralf Lund wrote: > You can enter any program/command in the %pre and %post sections of the > spec, including ones that ask for user input. These sections are > essentially scripts that get executed before and after the files are > installed, respectively. If the %pre script(let) exits with a "false" > (non-0) status, the rpm won't actually be installed. Ehm. I thought interactivity in rpm scripts was verboten. I thought one of the primary tenets of RPM packages is that they MUST do their work without any interaction as interaction may not always be possible (think batch installation). b.
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