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# Mageia RPM Setup
This package contains configuration and scripts related to the use of RPM in Mageia. It is ultimately released and packaged as `rpm-mageia-setup`.
Some files are packaged in .in files. These files allow you to pre-process certainly paths and configure options and inject them into the built scripts.
## About macros
Only redefine macros in this package if the upstream RPM one is not fit for purpose in Mageia. Please only do this as a last resort and try to work with upstream whenever possible.
All macros having same body in all architectures should go into macros.in. If the macros body change depending on architecture, then:
1. add a symbolic value into `macros-perarch.in` (e.g. @FOO@)
2. add the value into `make_macrosfiles.sh.in`
### Example
`macros.in` contains:
%_libdir /usr/%_lib
`macros-perarch.in` contains:
%_lib @LIB@
`make_macrosfiles.sh.in` contains (among other things):
MINPUT="$1"
ARCH="$2"
LIB=lib
case $ARCH in
…
amd64|x86_64)
LIB=lib64
;;
…
esac
cat "$MINPUT" | sed \
-e "s,@LIB@,$LIB,g"
## Testing the monster
First and easy way:
$ make test
Live tests:
$ ./configure --with-rpmconfdir=$fakeroot --with-rpmlibdir=/usr/lib/rpm --with-rpmsysconfdir=/etc
This will configure the package for an installation into fakeroot, using rpm files in `/usr/lib/rpm`.
$ make
$ make install
Now we can tell rpm to use fake config:
$ rpm --rcfile $fakeroot/mageia/rpmrc other command...
Happy Hacking!
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