Comment # 22
on bug 10737
from Guy Harris
(In reply to Jeff Morriss from comment #20)
> Well, it's been my experience that it's fairly common. I know after I
> reworked the RPM stuff I got a number of complaints about stuff not working
> when installed in some weird (not /usr, not /usr/local, not /opt) locations.
Are there any RPM-packaged applications that
1) work when you install an RPM in a weird location
and
2) can be installed, without root privileges, under, say, /usr/local or
/opt if those directories are writable by the installing user but /usr isn't?
(Or that can, when installed *with* root privileges, handle a system with a
read-only /usr mounted from a server and a local and writable /usr/local or
/opt?)
If so, how do they accomplish that goal?
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