RPM builds: fix broken RPM updates for some packages#528
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RPM builds: fix broken RPM updates for some packages#528mbert wants to merge 1 commit intotrunkmaster:masterfrom
mbert wants to merge 1 commit intotrunkmaster:masterfrom
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* The old package's %postun section is executed after the new package has been installed. Hence it must not remove files unless it is executed in a clean uninstall. * This had broken RPM updates for packages like libcorefoundation.
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This PR fixes problems cleanly updating RPM packages:
%postunsection is executed after the new package has been installed. Hence it must not remove files unless it is executed in a clean uninstall.libcorefoundation(shared libraries were missing after update).Note that this fix will take effect only when RPMs containing it are upgraded. Hence in order to get things going people will need to first uninstall all NS RPMs and then install them (i.e. not updating them). Once that's done, subsequent RPM updates will work.
By the way, once the next version is released it will be worthwhile mentioning this in the release notes, because the last release still contained this problem.