Update manager : ldconfig error message

[ongoto]

Neal
Here's the section I'm curious about.  The whole spec is huge.  I'll post it if you need to see the rest.

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# ldconfig cache
mkdir -p $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_var}/cache/ldconfig
touch $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_var}/cache/ldconfig/aux-cache

# automatic ldconfig cache update on rpm installs/removals
# (see http://wiki.mandriva.com/en/Rpm_filetriggers)
install -d %buildroot%{_var}/lib/rpm/filetriggers
cat > %buildroot%{_var}/lib/rpm/filetriggers/ldconfig.filter << EOF
^.((/lib|/usr/lib)(64)?/[^/]*\.so\.|/etc/ld.so.conf.d/[^/]*\.conf)
EOF
cat > %buildroot%{_var}/lib/rpm/filetriggers/ldconfig.script << EOF
#!/bin/sh
ldconfig -X
EOF
chmod 755 %buildroot%{_var}/lib/rpm/filetriggers/ldconfig.script


[Neal ManBear]

ongoto,
From what you show here, you would need to modify one line to accomplish your goal, I think -- 

ldconfig -X

to ---

/sbin/ldconfig -X

   

[melodie]

ongoto,
From what you show here, you would need to modify one line to accomplish your goal, I think --  

ldconfig -X

to ---

/sbin/ldconfig -X

 

Hi Neal,

This is what he said.

AS
You gave me another idea.  You mentioned re-packaging glibc.  I downloaded the source and found where the ldconfig.script gets written.  It's in the pclos-glibc-spec.  All that needs to be done is replace ldconfig -X with /sbin/ldconfig -X and rebuild.

Do you have answers to his questions ?

Neal
Would that work? and how much trouble would it be?

[Neal ManBear]

It's so easy, you could do it in a minute. As to how it would work, in theory it should work fine. But once installed and seeing use? Only testing its use can tell for sure.

[ongoto]

So it's just a matter of rebuilding glibc.  Then install and test.
I'll give it a shot.

Thanks Neal.

[Neal ManBear]

So it's just a matter of rebuilding glibc.  Then install and test.
I'll give it a shot.

Thanks Neal.

You're welcome.

[ongoto]

No can do.  pkgutils won't install.  Have to wait.

[AS]

No can do.  pkgutils won't install.  Have to wait.

Only for testing purpose, manually editing the file /var/lib/rpm/filetriggers/ldconfig.script should be enough.
This change should allow to test the installation of new packages, that, after the change, should run without the ldconfig (not found) issue, no matter if "su", "su -", "gksu", "gksu -l", "kdesu", or "ktsuss" is used.

AS

[daniel]

No can do.  pkgutils won't install.  Have to wait.

add unstable section in synaptic, then it should installable... 

[ongoto]

Thank you Leiche.  I'll give that a try next.

AS
Like you say.  Should give the same result in testing.

[ongoto]

Got it built, produced 10 useless rpms.   

glibc has recently been upgraded to 2.13.1-3.  The source rpm I have is 2.12.1-3.  That's all that is available in the apt/SRPM section. So... it's been fun practicing how to package anyway.

If the full pathname substitution proves to work for everyone, then, whoever is maintaining the glibc rpm can take care of it.   

[melodie]

Got it built, produced 10 useless rpms.  

LOL ! Almost as many as the useless isos I make !

glibc has recently been upgraded to 2.13.1-3.  The source rpm I have is 2.12.1-3.  That's all that is available in the apt/SRPM section. So...

no arm... no bacon ?

If the full pathname substitution proves to work for everyone, then, whoever is maintaining the glibc rpm can take care of it.  

I suppose generally the same person whose name in in the changelog of the spec file should be the one who makes the package.

[ongoto]

... no bacon... and no candy!   

Just downloaded the new Bonzai.  Gonna go see what kinda trouble I can get myself into with that one. LOL

Have a good day.