[Ltib] skell files overwritten by which pkg?

[Michael Jones]

Hi Stuart,

In my tinkering with the network configure script, I've stumbled onto a 
different problem.  I wanted to modify the /etc/rc.d/init.d/network 
script, which belongs to the skell package.  But I noticed that if I do:
./ltib -p skell -m prep
<would theoretically make changes here>
./ltib -p skell -m scdeploy

... then some files change, even if I made no chanes to skell.  The most 
noticeable was /etc/profile, because this changed the cmd line prompt.  
For example, after a normal LTIB build,

ltib$ cat rootfs/etc/profile
export PS1='mx31# '
export PATH=/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin
alias ll='ls -l'

but after I re-install skell:

ltib$ cat rootfs/etc/profile
PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin
export PATH

So obviously this file is normally overwritten or modified by another 
package, and by re-installing skell I'm re-overwriting this.  I guess 
the relevant question is: what is the right work flow for working on the 
skell package?  I'd also like to know how to find out what other package 
overwrites this particular file?  I tried:

ltib$ /opt/ltib/usr/bin/rpm --root 
/home/michael/iMX/eaglevision/ltib/ltib/rootfs --dbpath /var/lib/rpm/ 
-qf /etc/profile
merge-0.1-1
skell-1.16-2

but this looks like misinformation to me, since "merge" doesn't touch 
/etc/profile.

thanks,
Michael

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