Rebuilt the SRPM on Redhat 6.0. Some man pages contain @PREFIX@'s. For instance gnats(7): ---- Administrative programs and programs internal to GNATS are kept in the directory @PRE- FIX@/libexec/gnats while those meant for public use are installed in @PREFIX@/bin. @PREFIX@/libexec/gnats contains the programs: ---- (sorry for the mangled mess) ---- Also, gnats-user's setup in spec file is silly. See: ---- /usr/sbin/useradd -c "Gnats User" \ -r -d /usr/share/gnats/gnats-db/gnats-adm/config gnats 2>/dev/null || : exit 1 ---- /usr/share/gnats/gnats-db/gnats-adm/config is the configuration file. Having this as a home directory is a little silly. Also, an enhancement request: On newer system's - Redhat 6.2 specifically - UID's used by system accounts have been set to be below 100. Using this scheme if possible when setting up the account for gnats would be neat, too. :)
Err. Sorry for the duplicate.. and for some reason, Bugzilla doesn't recognize me as the originator of this, so I can't close it.
I'll close it.