> On Mon, Aug 28, 2000 at 01:09:25AM -0400, Mike A. Harris wrote:
> >
> > Sorry... I couldn't find that in the nonexistant RPM manual.
> > ;o) Actually.. it probably is in Maximum RPM even though it's
> > outdated, so I'll shut up now. ;o)
>
> Maximum RPM, index: "rpmrc, locations of: 368"
>
> On page 368:
>
> Next, we have /etc/rpmrc.
>
> B 2.2 /etc/rpmrc
>
> The file /etc/rpmrc, unline /usr/lib/rpmrc, is fair game for
> modifications and additions. In face, /etc/rpmrc isn't created by
> default, so its contents are entirely up to you. It's the perfect
> place to keep rpmrc entries of a system-wide or global nature.
>
well, yes, but M RPM applies to rpm 2.5, doesn't it?
rpm 3.0 rearranged things to GKW, and knowing some of the information in that
book is obsolete I don't know what to trust.
I'm not psychic either.
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