create lib -> lib64 symlink (or vice versa) *before* running postinstallcmds#4435
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create lib -> lib64 symlink (or vice versa) *before* running postinstallcmds#4435
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Brunsli is the only case I can find, and there we can make sure it works regardless of the order of lib/lib64 symlinks vs |
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lib/lib64 symlink before running postinstallcmdslib -> lib64 symlink (or vice versa) *before* running postinstallcmds
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Not having the symlinks in place means that
postinstallcmdsthat rely on using/modifying something in the library directory have to use tricks to figure out the correct location.