Re: How to get running path in %pre script?

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Shao-Hua,

RPM's are not interactive. Don't put something in the scripts which
requires user interaction.

Cheers,

Kurt

On Fri, Mar 04, 2011 at 04:24:19AM +0000, Yang, Shao-Hua (Yang shaohua,HPSW-BTO-R&D-SH) wrote:
> How to get running path in %pre script?
> 
> I have a spec like the below:
> 
> %define installPath /opt/discagnt
> %define certFileName demo.cert
> .........
> %pre echo "starting to install.."
> if [ -f ${"PWD"}/%cert_file ]
> then
> echo "The cert file exists!"
> else
> echo "please input the path for cert file : "
> exec 6<&0 0</dev/tty
> read cert_path
> exec 0<&6 6<&-
> if [ -f $cert_path/% ]
> then
> echo "The specified file $cert_path/%cert_file exists"
> cp $cert_path/%cert_file %installPath
> else
> echo "The specified file $cert_path/%cert_file doesn't exist!"
> exit 1
> fi
> fi
> 
> for example, if I run rpm like:
> 
> #pwd /tmp
> #ls test.cert test.rmp
> #rpm -i test.rmp
> please input the path for cert file :
> 
> So, obviously, the script in %pre cann't locate the test.cert, I did some test, I found ${"PWD"} is / rather than /tmp
> I want to get the current path ( /tmp) which the test.rmp located, Can somebody help me out about this issue?
> 
> thanks in advance!
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