2009/8/17 Todd Zullinger <tmz@xxxxxxxxx>
Bruno Galindro da Costa wrote:(Please don't top post. Trim the quotes and reply after.)
> *
> Ok, I´m try to do that, but the variables that are defined on the
> top of spec file will be avaliable for the %post section? How can I
> access then on the %post section?
>
> *e.g:*
>
> *%post
> chgrp oracle: %{script_path}
In a case like the example above, %{script_path} will be expanded by
rpm when the %post scriptlet is run.
If you are thinking more of how to get the current oracle group for
use in %post, it might be something like this:
%post
oracle_group=$(groups oracle | awk -F : '{print $2}' |awk '{print $1}')chmod $oracle_group %{script_path}
Still, I'd look to avoid needing to do this entirely.
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