Re: Initializing a new chroot with yum
Felix Schwarz <[email protected]>
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seth vidal schrieb: > You won't really be able to do an install of software to another path as > non-root. There are a lot of things that will require root - like > ownerships on files, for example. Actually I'm aware that my approach is very limited - luckily I have an extremely simple use case. So I don't want to deal with file ownership or complicated binaries at all. It is only about Python modules, most of them don't contain any compiled code. So my idea was that I don't need a real chroot (sorry for the misleading title) but 'just' need to tell yum that it should look in a different location for configuration and the rpmdb and install the things in a separate location. But I'll take a look how mock does the whole setup. fs _______________________________________________ Yum mailing list [email protected] http://lists.baseurl.org/mailman/listinfo/yum
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