Simply some ancient utility compat cruft

In this day and age, in anything we'll care about, calling 'ln -s' is
going to work for creating symlinks and 'mkdir -p is going to create
missing intermediate directories.

OTOH, in order to use ln -s we need to find ln, so add a new macro
for that. It's useless, but then so is %{__ln_s} these days but still
people appear to be using it a lot. And having %{__ln_s} but no %{__ln}
seems even weirder.

A whole lotta babble for a change that wont affect anybody at all.

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/macros.in b/macros.in
index 6e4afb90f..406622d2f 100644
--- a/macros.in
+++ b/macros.in
@@ -36,13 +36,14 @@
 %__id			@__ID@
 %__id_u			%{__id} -u
 %__install		@__INSTALL@
-%__ln_s			@LN_S@
+%__ln			@__LN@
+%__ln_s			%{__ln} -s
 %__lrzip		@__LRZIP@
 %__lzip			@__LZIP@
 %__xz			@__XZ@
 %__make			@__MAKE@
 %__mkdir		@__MKDIR@
-%__mkdir_p		@__MKDIR_P@
+%__mkdir_p		%{__mkdir} -p
 %__mv			@__MV@
 %__patch		@__PATCH@
 %__rm			@__RM@