Re: FC Pine passfile default? Maintainer(s)?

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Beartooth wrote:
>>> What's an src file? I don't hope ever to be competent with source
>>> code, if it has something to do with that -- nor does pine, afaik,
>>> require me to be.
> 
>> To use pine, no.  To learn its hidden secrets, maybe yes.
> 
> All right, where do I find an explanation of an src file? I tried 

I believe the src that Ed was referring to is the pine source rpm, AKA
SRPM, .src.rpm.  It's the package that is used to create the binary
rpm that gets installed.

If you want to read alot more about that, there's a nice long document
here:

        http://fedora.redhat.com/docs/drafts/rpm-guide-en/index.html

>> FYI, the answer was in the pine.spec file.  While you are probably
>> not interested in learning the gory details...never mind.
> 
> I can't seem to find any pine.spec -- not with whereis, not in man
> pine, and not with the GUI searcher in FC5.

The pine.spec file will be installed if you install the pine SRPM.
The location of the file will vary somewhat depending on what user you
install this as.  Source rpms aren't installed the same way as a
typical rpm.  The details of this are covered in the rpm guide
referenced above.

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