Summary: Utilities for managing filesystem extended attributes.

Name: attr

Version: 2.0.8

Release: 3

Prereq: /sbin/ldconfig

Conflicts: xfsdump < 2.0.0

BuildRoot: %{_tmppath}/%{name}-root

Source: attr-2.0.8.src.tar.gz

Patch1: attr-2.0.8-docperms.patch

License: GPL

URL: http://acl.bestbits.at/

Group: System Environment/Base

%description

A set of tools for manipulating extended attributes on filesystem

objects, in particular getfattr(1) and setfattr(1).

An attr(1) command is also provided which is largely compatible

with the SGI IRIX tool of the same name.

%package -n libattr

Summary: Dynamic library for extended attribute support.

Group: System Environment/Libraries

License: LGPL

Prereq: /sbin/ldconfig

%description -n libattr

This package contains the libattr.so dynamic library which contains

the extended attribute system calls and library functions.

%package -n libattr-devel

Summary: Extended attribute static libraries and headers.

Group: Development/Libraries

License: LGPL

Requires: libattr

%description -n libattr-devel

This package contains the libraries and header files needed to

develop programs which make use of extended attributes.

For Linux programs, the documented system call API is the

recommended interface, but an SGI IRIX compatibility interface

is also provided.

Currently only ext2, ext3 and XFS support extended attributes.

The SGI IRIX compatibility API built above the Linux system calls is

used by programs such as xfsdump(8), xfsrestore(8) and xfs_fsr(8).

You should install libattr-devel if you want to develop programs

which make use of extended attributes.  If you install libattr-devel,

you'll also want to install attr.

%prep

%setup

# We need to turn off executable permissions on the script in %doc

# because we don't want to drag perl into the base.  Users advanced

# enough to have used ACLs before they were added to the distro can

# figure out how to chmod and how to install perl.  :-)

%patch1 -p1 -b .perms

%build

touch .census

./configure

make

%install

DIST_ROOT="$RPM_BUILD_ROOT"

DIST_INSTALL=`pwd`/install.manifest

DIST_INSTALL_DEV=`pwd`/install-dev.manifest

DIST_INSTALL_LIB=`pwd`/install-lib.manifest

export DIST_ROOT DIST_INSTALL DIST_INSTALL_DEV DIST_INSTALL_LIB

make install DIST_MANIFEST="$DIST_INSTALL"

make install-dev DIST_MANIFEST="$DIST_INSTALL_DEV"

make install-lib DIST_MANIFEST="$DIST_INSTALL_LIB"

files()

{

	sort | uniq | awk ' 

$1 == "d" { 

	    if (match ($6, "/usr/include/attr"))

		printf ("%%%%dir %%%%attr(%s,%s,%s) %s\n", $2, $3, $4, $5); } 

$1 == "f" { if (match ($6, "/usr/share/man") || match ($6, "/usr/share/doc/attr"))

		printf ("%%%%doc ");

	    if (match ($6, "/usr/share/man"))

		printf ("%%%%attr(%s,%s,%s) %s*\n", $2, $3, $4, $6);

	    else

		printf ("%%%%attr(%s,%s,%s) %s\n", $2, $3, $4, $6); }

$1 == "l" { if (match ($3, "/usr/share/man") || match ($3, "/usr/share/doc/attr"))

		printf ("%%%%doc ");

	    if (match ($3, "/usr/share/man"))

		printf ("%attr(0777,root,root) %s*\n", $3);

	    else

		printf ("%attr(0777,root,root) %s\n", $3); }'

}

set +x

files < "$DIST_INSTALL" > files.rpm

files < "$DIST_INSTALL_DEV" > filesdevel.rpm

files < "$DIST_INSTALL_LIB" > fileslib.rpm

set -x

%clean

[ "$RPM_BUILD_ROOT" != / ] && rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_ROOT

%post -n libattr -p /sbin/ldconfig

%postun -n libattr -p /sbin/ldconfig

%files -f files.rpm

%files -n libattr-devel -f filesdevel.rpm

%files -n libattr -f fileslib.rpm

%changelog

* Thu Aug 08 2002 Michael K. Johnson <johnsonm@redhat.com> 2.0.8-3

- Made the package only own the one directory that is unique to it:

  /usr/include/attr

* Wed Jun 26 2002 Michael K. Johnson <johnsonm@redhat.com> 2.0.8-2

- get perl out of base with attr-2.0.8-docperms.patch

* Mon Jun 24 2002 Michael K. Johnson <johnsonm@redhat.com> 2.0.8-1

- Initial Red Hat package

  Made as few changes as possible relative to upstream packaging to

  make it easier to maintain long-term.  This means that some of

  the techniques used here are definitely not standard Red Hat

  techniques.  If you are looking for an example package to fit

  into Red Hat Linux transparently, this would not be the one to

  pick.

- attr-devel -> libattr-devel