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xorg-x11-filesystem: X.Org X11 filesystem layout
| Name: | xorg-x11-filesystem |
Vendor: | Red Hat, Inc. |
| Version: | 7.0 |
License: | MIT/X11 |
| Release: | 1 |
URL: | http://www.redhat.com |
- Summary
- This package provides some directories which are required by other
packages which comprise the modularized X.Org X11R7 X Window System
release. This package must be installed during OS installation
or upgrade, in order to force the creation of these directories,
and replace any legacy symbolic links that might be present in old
locations, which could prevent proper upgrade from occuring.
Changelog
- * Thu Feb 9 17:00:00 2006 Mike A. Harris <mharris{%}redhat{*}com> 7.0-1
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- Bumped version to 7.0-1 and rebuilt.
- * Tue Nov 22 17:00:00 2005 Mike A. Harris <mharris{%}redhat{*}com> 0.99.2-3
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- Ok, even though I _tested_ it, and it worked.. the previous build had a
broken post, preun, and postun script, due to copy and paste error. Ugh.
Also, the script in /usr/bin was broken due to heredoc variable
interpolation, which I turned off this time so it is generated correctly.
I removed the post, preun, postun scripts as they are overkill anyway.
The bug in 0.99.2-2 might cause upgrade or uninstall of the package to
fail and require manual uninstallation with --noscripts. Oops. This
is what "rawhide" means boys and girls.
- Added "Requires(pre): filesystem >= 2.3.7-1", to avoid problems with older
versions of it, and to allow packages that need this workaround to only
have to set a dependency on xorg-x11-filesystem instead of both packages.
- * Mon Nov 21 17:00:00 2005 Mike A. Harris <mharris{%}redhat{*}com> 0.99.2-2
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- Updated scripts so that they create the directory even if the symlink was
not present, to ensure that the dir exists first and avoid theoretical
case in which, in a single transaction, xorg-x11-filesystem gets installed,
no symlink or dir is present causing the symlink test to fail, so no dir
gets created, then another package in the transaction set installs a
symlink, then a package tries to install a dir and fails. This should
guarantee now that these two dirs are really really dirs, not symlinks
for sure for sure.