In my RPM .spec file, I have set PREFEX to /usr/local.
In the %post section, I need to use the prefix variable to make some changes.
However, when I echo ${_prefix} it is not set to /usr/local. It is
set to /usr
If I do an "rpmbuild --showrc", there is a line showing prefix set to /usr.
Is there some trick to using _prefix in my %post scripting section of
my .spec file?
I need the actual PREFIX value that is set in my .spec file, or the
--prefix value entered on the command line by the user who installs
the subsequent rpm file.
Thanks,
Herb Miller
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- Subject: _prefix hard-coded to /usr?
- From: hmiller@xxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 28 Nov 2009 12:51:03 -0600
In my RPM .spec file, I have set PREFEX to /usr/local.
In the %post section, I need to use the prefix variable to make some changes.
However, when I echo ${_prefix} it is not set to /usr/local. It is
set to /usr
If I do an "rpmbuild --showrc", there is a line showing prefix set to /usr.
Is there some trick to using _prefix in my %post scripting section of
my .spec file? I need the actual PREFIX value that is set in my .spec
file, or the --prefix value entered on the command line by the user
who installs the subsequent rpm file.
Thanks,
Herb Miller
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