On 10/23/2012 05:26 PM, david.hagood@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I am doing cross-compilation of RPMs for an embedded ARM, and what I'd
like to do is add the needed macros such that
rpmbuild -ba <my spec file>.spec -target <my target arch>
But from what I can see, the logic to define a new -target is only in the
/usr/lib directory, and I'd like to be able to reference a more "local" rc
file - ideally, one in the project's directory.
Any suggestions on best practices?
/usr/lib/rpm/rpmrc is "factory defaults", custom additions can be added to
a) "vendor" rpmrc (depends on how rpm was built,
/usr/lib/rpm/redhat/rpmrc on Fedora/RHEL and derivates)
b) per-host rpmrc (typically /etc/rpmrc)
c) per-user rpmrc (~/.rpmrc)
b) and c) are the best choices as those shouldn't be modified by system
package updates. Alternatively you can speficy alternative rpmrc search
path with --rcfile commandline switch.
- Panu -
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