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<P>RPM did just what it was supposed to: It gave the files the attributes specified by the

%attr macros.

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16.3.2. Betcha Thought We Forgot

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<P>At the start of this section, we mentioned that the

%attr macro wouldn't accept numeric UIDs or GIDs, and we promised to explain why. The reason is simply that, even if a package

requires a certain user or group to own the package's files, the user may not have the same

UID/GID from system to system. Wasn't that simple?

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