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On Mon, Aug 12, 2002 at 05:38:57PM -0400, Derek Atkins wrote: > Not really. You can check www.rpm.org, but frankly the docs suck > hairy monkey balls. Dang, I've always been put off by how confusing the man pages are, but am feeling motivated to push past that... > > My question: aren't the sources still going to be sitting > > somehwere? (Where?) > > /usr/src/redhat/* > SOURCES -> tarball and patchfile sources > BUILD -> the build tree > SPECS -> where the SPEC files live > RPMS -> built RPMS > SRPMS -> built SRPMS Well, I swear I looked there. So I asked again to install the sources, and looked again...and there they are! Did my rpmbuild delete the cvs sources the first time around? > Well, you don't have the right key on your keyring. I have no idea > what key they use . I guess it makes sense that they have a very carefully protected key that they only use for releases, and not for things like rawhide parts. Gotta go looking, I guess. Thanks, -kb
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