There is a command-line option to rpmbuild that maybe helpful to you.
rpmbuild --buildroot ...
On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 1:16 PM, Wempa, Kristofer
<Kristofer.Wempa@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> I have been using RPM to build thousands of packages for various SuSE and
> RedHat Linux distributions. We recently acquired Red Hat 6 servers and I
> noticed that the RPM on that server sets a “BuildRoot” by default. I need
> to override this since we already have a well-defined structure for our tool
> chains. Modifying all of the spec files is not an option since the packages
> all install in various ways. I tried re-defining the %{buildroot} and
> %{_buildrootdir} macros in my local macros file, but it looks like RPM
> ignores this. How can I unset the BuildRoot so that my builds will behave
> as they have with other operating systems ? Thanks in advance.
>
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> Kris
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