Hi Tim!
On Jun 2, 2010, at 3:30 PM, Tim Mooney wrote:
>
> - package the custom apache config files in my-apache-config (having them
> marked as %config or %config(noreplace)).
>
The subtlety with %config(noreplace) is to understand that "noreplace"
does NOT mean
Never upgrade a %config(noreplace) file.
but rather
Upgrade %config(noreplace) files iff unmodified.
Two other notes:
1) there is also --replacefiles to override _ALL_ %config directives
whenever desired.
2) Jos Vos has been able to use RPM triggers to replace config file
content. Its a bit tricky to get the triggers in place (Jos
proposed the original RFE for triggers -> RPM in 1998), but
triggers are likely the soundest means to attempt to replace
(and maintain persitently through upgrades) config file content
in another package.
(aside)
Hmmm, likely time to implement a per-file %config override in RPM,
now that POPT_ARG_ARGV exists (an easy means to collect multiple paths
from CSV option arguments or multiple option values),
as well as POPT_ARG_BITSET (a Bloom filter bit set for option
arguments in CSV's and multiple options).
todo++
hth
73 de Jeff
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