I *need* a way to ignore dependencies in my rpm spec file.

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 Hi All,
 
 I have an rpm .spec that used to use
 AutoReq: 0
 AutoReqProv: 0
 
 to ignore meaningless dependencies.

 I know I do NOT need the dependencies that are listed, and I have to 
 get this rpm build for a system install.
 
 I know the whole idea is to address dependencies, but sometimes there 
 are exceptions to the rule.
 
 Anyone able to tell me how this can be done *within the rpm .spec*?
 
 I know about the --nodeps, yes, and that is not an option.
 It's too complicated to go into.
 
 rpm -ivh --test
RPMS/yr-fe1.lanl.gov/idl-7.0.unix-7.0.unix.ptools1.RHEL4.x86_64.rpm
 error: Failed dependencies:         libclntsh.so is needed by
idl-7.0.unix-7.0-unix.x86_64
        libivicu20.so is needed by idl-7.0.unix-7.0-unix.x86_64
        libjawt.so()(64bit) is needed by idl-7.0.unix-7.0-unix.x86_64
         libprocli92.so is needed by idl-7.0.unix-7.0-unix.x86_64
 
Direct mail would be very much appreciated, but I'll monitor the email 
for a while.

Thanks!




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