Re: [CentOS] Curl spec file

Please excuse me for not being specific. The change I want to make is pretty simple: Use a spec file to create an RPM for curl 7.63 with the following options applied at 'configure': '--with-ssl' and '--without-nss'. I am currently trying to figure out which patches needs to be applied to 7.63

Re: [CentOS] Curl spec file

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Thu, 2019-01-24 at 15:40 +, Roee Agami wrote: > Thanks! I can try to modify that for my needs. > Any idea where can I find a list of patches? I'll look for centos specific > ones that I might want to apply. > The spec file you shared has a few

Re: [CentOS] Curl spec file

Thanks! I can try to modify that for my needs. Any idea where can I find a list of patches? I'll look for centos specific ones that I might want to apply. The spec file you shared has a few upstream patches as well as Fedora specific ones. I wonder does one knows which patches should be applied

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