Test installation of RPM packages?

In my spec files, I use the built-in macros and then, with a test account (not root) and a customized ~/. Rpmmacros, I change the default prefix: %_prefix %{_home} Works fine You can even create a test rpm database: $ rpmdb --initdb --dbpath /home/test/var/lib/rpm and put this in your . Rpmmacros: %_dbpath /home/test/var/lib/rpm %_rpmlock_path %{_dbpath}/__db.000.

In my spec files, I use the built-in macros and then, with a test account (not root) and a customized ~/. Rpmmacros, I change the default prefix: %_prefix %{_home} Works fine. You can even create a test rpm database: $ rpmdb --initdb --dbpath /home/test/var/lib/rpm and put this in your .

Rpmmacros: %_dbpath /home/test/var/lib/rpm %_rpmlock_path %{_dbpath}/__db.000.

We decided to use virtualization instead and ignore the problem. The rpmdb tip lookus useful though, thanks. – Serbaut Nov 12 '09 at 20:39 Are either of you accomplishing this sort of work with Maven?

I'm looking for someone who might be able to point me at a better tutorial for using the Maven RPM Plugin. – Brian L. Oct 25 at 15:22.

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