Add a fake rpm in database

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On Fri, 12 Nov 2010, Murilo Opsfelder wrote:

I'd like to know if it's possible to add a kind of fake rpm in rpm database.

I would provide all rpm headers, for instance, from a file and add these headers in rpm database. As if I was running "insert" commands in it.

I only need rpm name and version to be added in database.

I suspect a 'dummy' RPM, triviallty created and installed, will meet your requirement

	ftp://ftp.owlriver.com/pub/mirror/ORC/dummy-xscreensaver/

has a worked example, of a .spec file that provides an rpm name, and a version set as to your choice, to the rpm database.

The example was written in an LTSP environment I build for a client, where I needed to prevent 'loady' xscreensavers from being installed on a diskless workstation environment, as the X clients ended spending all their driving the screen savers rather than performing desired functions. I wanted to make sure the Requires: of some package was satisfied, so that all dependnecies were satisfied, for certain script based updates to work

-- Russ herrold
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