[Revisor-users] Question about strip_copy_dir & %post directives

[Kevin Wilson]

Hey Jeroen,

The latest git has a glitch (see below). Also, if I just want to grab
the latest commits from git to update my local copy which cmd would I
use? I looked at the help list and there wasn't an "update" cmd and what
its equivalent would be wasn't apparent to me. (sorry, svn users here)

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Setting comps to '/etc/revisor/comps-f7.xml' (from configuration file
model f7-i386)
Checking working directories
Checking destination directories
Set destination directory to /srv/revisor/f7-i386
self.cfg.repos from load kickstart: {'fedora': True, 'updates': True}
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/root/revisor/revisor/load_kickstart.py", line 206, in
button_forward_clicked
    self.store_options()
  File "/root/revisor/revisor/load_kickstart.py", line 172, in store_options
    repoObj = yum.yumRepo.YumRepository(repo["name"])

NameError: global name 'yum' is not defined
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Jeroen van Meeuwen wrote:
> Kevin Wilson wrote:
>> Sweet! I'll give git a pull tomorrow to test everything and also see how my %post section copy statements work out. Thanks again for the copy_dir changes, it plopped the folder in root perfectly.
>>
>> Question: Must I prefix the cp directives in the %post section of my kickstart file same as you did for the copy_dir operation or will the absolute paths I have now work ok?
>>
> 
> Your %post script will run just like it would on the running (rebooted 
> after installation) system.
> 
> Kind regards,
> 
> Jeroen van Meeuwen
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