2011/10/27 Sérgio Basto sergio@serjux.com

Hi, how I can save or get all shell scripts generated by rpmbuild like /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.Alfd0Z (%build) I got a build prepare , build compile ,

man mock

export MOCKARGS='--no-cleanup-after'

Thanks V!jay

On Thu, 2011-10-27 at 05:38 +0100, Sérgio Basto wrote:

Hi, how I can save or get all shell scripts generated by rpmbuild like /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.Alfd0Z (%build) I got a build prepare , build compile ,

"If the build process ends in an error, you can take a look at the bash scripts in /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.*. Looking at these scripts will tell you exactly what variables are being defined and what is being done. Often times you can fix an error in the spec file just by looking at the scripts. These scripts will be deleted upon termination of a section, preventing you from looking at them. You can cheat and get a look at them by forcing an error in that section. Just add "exit 1" to your spec file in the appropriate section. Another useful thing is to "set; exit 1" in a spec file. This will exit and spit out a list of defined environment variables. Finally, you can place "bash -i" in a spec file to stop rpmbuild and drop to a shell where you can take a look around."

Nothing to stop "these scripts", be deleted upon termination of a section ?

Thanks in advance - - Sérgio M. B.