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You need double hyphens: rpm --rebuild ***.src.rpm, otherwise rpm won't recognize the option (it thinks you're specifying the -r switch with "ebuild" as parameters ).
thanks for your help ,
but ......
No , if I input # rpmbuild ...... It reply to me :command not found
if I input # rpm ---rebuild ......It reply to me: unknown option
if I input # rpm -rebuild .........It reply to me :rpm: arguments to --root (-r) must begin with a /
Originally posted by iamthewind thanks for your help ,
but ......
No , if I input # rpmbuild ...... It reply to me :command not found
if I input # rpm ---rebuild ......It reply to me: unknown option
if I input # rpm -rebuild .........It reply to me :rpm: arguments to --root (-r) must begin with a /
I really don't know what should I do !!
the second one doesn't work because you put in 3 hyphens. use 2 hyphens... --rebuild.
Originally posted by megaspaz the second one doesn't work because you put in 3 hyphens. use 2 hyphens... --rebuild.
No,No,No,No,No,No,No,
It's my fault ,I am quite sorry ..
but how can u take me as a fool??????
It of course occured when I am writting this thread.
I am surly can't put in 3 hyphens when I am working ,and just try once !!!
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