Overview
Request 597191 superseded
- fdupes: use symlinks instead of hardlinks. Do not fdupe
/etc and /var
- fix dependencies between packages, so that fuse-client
can be installed.
- cleanup old sys-v sysconfig files and other minor fixes
- fix unit file for fuse-client
- build fuse-client unconditionally.
- do not build KMP on unsupported architectures so that overall
build succeeds.
- Created by hauky
- In state superseded
- Supersedes 594221
- Superseded by 597537
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+# check for duplicates, remove them and link them
+%fdupes %{buildroot}
This can lead to errors if duplicates are identified across typical partition boundaries, as fdupes by default creates hard links, which in turn can't span partitions.
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hauky created request
- fdupes: use symlinks instead of hardlinks. Do not fdupe
/etc and /var
- fix dependencies between packages, so that fuse-client
can be installed.
- cleanup old sys-v sysconfig files and other minor fixes
- fix unit file for fuse-client
- build fuse-client unconditionally.
- do not build KMP on unsupported architectures so that overall
build succeeds.
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- fdupes: use symlinks instead of hardlinks. Do not fdupe
/etc and /var
- fix dependencies between packages, so that fuse-client
can be installed.
- cleanup old sys-v sysconfig files and other minor fixes
- fix unit file for fuse-client
- build fuse-client unconditionally.
- do not build KMP on unsupported architectures so that overall
build succeeds.
+%fdupes -s %{buildroot}/libFiles in /lib? That would be counter the /usr-merge initiative (might have been missed when the package was introduced recently); let alone that /lib is only for 32bit libraries, and not for 64bit.
No, no files in /lib except for the KMP. Will remove this.