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Old 12-14-2006, 09:57 AM   #1
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RPM Packages Option _ directory Specifications


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I want install JRE different verion packages to 2 different directories.

In rpm command, can we use any option to specify the directory?. Anybody come across like this scanrio. Please advise.

Note : The package to install the respective files in that directory only.

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Check "man rpm" for "relocation"?
 
  


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