On Wed, Jun 2, 2010 at 7:40 PM, <Greg_Swift@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> I want to create two RPMs. The first RPM install apache and I call it
>> my-apache.rpm and a second my-apache-config.rpm. my-apache.rpm
>> installs apache and my-apache-config.rpm adds some files like
>> /usr/local/apache/conf/extra/my.conf but I also want it to overwrite
>> my-apache.rpm's /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf with a custom
>> httpd.conf
Long ago I wrote a generator rpm configuration from a local root that
contains the configuration files, marked noreplace, to be replaced.
Today I use it occasionally. I never released to the public, because
probably is an hackery. The man page says
NAME
rpm-gen-rpm-configuration.sh - Generate a rpm configuration
spec file from a fakeroot
SYNOPSIS
rpm-gen-rpm-configuration.sh -f fileconf
DESCRIPTION
This manual page describes the rpm-gen-rpm-configuration.sh script.
This script is primarily used for generate a rpm configuration
spec file from a fakeroot. It automatically generate the required
Requi-
site and the Verify script section of the Spec file, via MD5
checksum of the original files.
You have to define a fileconf (bash script) which contain at
least the following variables:
PKG --- the package name to configure. e.g. sudo
PKG_NAME --- the final package name e.g. sudo-conf
PKG_VERSION --- version e.g 1.0
PKG_RELEASE --- release e.g 1
PKG_PACKAGER --- packager name in %changelog format. e.g.
John <John@xxxxxxxxxxx>
PKG_FAKEROOT --- the directory that contain the fakeroot
PKG_DESTSPEC --- spec file name
Optionally if you define the variable PKG_SERVICENAME the
generated rpm also restart the desidered services via /sbin/service.
In this
case the verify include the service status control. In the last
remove it "condrestart" the service: so be warned and review the
gener-
ated specfile.
Also it is possible to define an host allowed list via the
variabile PKG_HOST_ALLOWED: only on these host(s) will be
possibile to
install the RPM.
AUTHOR
The script was written by Elia Pinto <pinto.elia@xxxxxxxxx>
2006061409 rpm-gen-rpm-configuration.sh(1)
I enclose a sample spec if it can be useful. Why it works is left as
an exercise for the reader
Regards
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