module-tools | Helper scripts for developing OTRS modules

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module-tools is a Perl library. module-tools has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Helper scripts for developing OTRS modules

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RPM fails to follow dependency order on install

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RPM fails to follow dependency order on install

Asked 2017-Jan-13 at 03:25

I'm trying to force rpm to follow a given install order and it is not working as expected. The Requires clause I added is not being respected.

I am doing a bare-metal Linux installer (openSUSE 42.2-based). A whole system -- hundreds of packages -- are installed with one RPM command (using --root). I am having problems with three packages -- pam-config, pam-script, and openssh. The pam-config %post scriptlet tries to modify files contained in pam-script and openssh but is installed, by default, before them. It does not have dependencies by default, so, having the source, I rectified that by adding:

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Answered 2017-Jan-13 at 03:25

You can add more explicit sub-fields to the Requires tag, e.g. Requires(post): openssh-server or Requires(pre,post): openssh-server.

A single RPM transaction isn't really atomic, but is treated that way. Without this additional information, it just ensures that the packages are installed by the end of this transaction, which is "good enough" most of the time.

Another option is to put the required configuration into a %triggerin stanza, which I believe only executes once both packages are installed.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41618124

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