rpmbuild

[Stephen Weeks]

> Yes, you could but that seems like a nuisance with no real gain.
> Again, you could just have the make-rpms build the place (..., .../BUILD, ...)
> make a .rpmmacros some where, build the rpms, extract them where you want them
> and then remove the place you built.  It just seems like a pain to have to
> provide an argument.

So where does make-rpms store the rpms it makes?  The best answer I have is that
it stores them in the current working directory in which it is called.