On Mon, 28 Aug 2000, Matt Wilson 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 outdated, so I'll shut up now.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.

Ok, time for me to stand in the corner now with a book on my
head...  Maximum RPM that is..  ;o)

Take care,
TTYL


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