NAME<\/a> combindeltarpm \u2212 combine multiple deltarpms to a single one<\/p>\n combinedeltarpm<\/b> [-v<\/b>] [-V<\/b> version<\/i>] [-z<\/b> compression<\/i>] [-S<\/b> signaturerpm<\/i>] olddeltarpms… newdeltarpm<\/i><\/p>\n combinedeltarpm creates a new deltarpm from multiple old ones. Applying the resulting deltarpm has the same effect as applying each of the old ones in the specified order. Use the -v<\/b> option to make combinedeltarpm more verbose about its work.<\/p>\n combinedeltarpm normally produces a V3 format deltarpm, use the -V<\/b> option to specify a different version if desired. The -z<\/b> option can be used to specify a different compression method, the default is to use the same compression method as used in the last of the old deltarpms.<\/p>\n If you want to use a different header signature you can also specify a rpm with the -S<\/b> option which will be used as signature reference. This feature can be used to if a deltarpm was made against an unsigned rpm which later got signed.<\/p>\n The implementation of combinedeltarpm currently unpacks the add-blocks of the deltarpms in memory, thus it needs about twice the uncompressed payload size of the target rpm.<\/p>\n
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