Sam Varshavchik wrote:
| sergey ivanov writes:
|
|> Hi All!
|> With courier-imap-1.5.1.20020702.tar.gz I do on my development
|> machine
|> ./configure; make; make check; sudo make install-strip and sudo make
|> install-configure
|> and get a working IMAP Server.
|> But when I do rpm -ta I get:
|> --------
|> RPM build errors:
|> File not found:
|>
/var/tmp/courier-imap-buildroot/usr/lib/courier-imap/man/man1/maildirmake.
|> 1.gz
|> File not found:
|>
/var/tmp/courier-imap-buildroot/usr/lib/courier-imap/man/man7/authlib.7.gz
|>
|> File not found:
|>
/var/tmp/courier-imap-buildroot/usr/lib/courier-imap/man/man8/makeuserdb.8
|> .gz
|> --------
|> What should I check to build valid RPM packages to avoid
|> rebuilding courier-imap on my server machine?
|
|
| Check that you have a stable development environment. The spec file
| does not list man pages explicitly. The spec file only lists:
| %{_mandir}
|
~ I use ALTLinux distribution, and it chooses bzip2 or gzip method to
compress for obtaining best compression ratio. I can add to spec macros
%set_compress_method(gzip) but I think the spec should better be
improved to be independent of compressing method gzip, bzip2 or some
supercompressor.
~ BTW, you said spec is not dependent on man filenamesz But it
contains the following lines:
===========
#
# Compress everything in man
#
find $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_mandir} ! -type d -print | %{__perl} -e '
~ while (<>)
~ {
~ chop if /\n$/;
~ next if /\.gz$/;
~ $file=$_;
~ if ( -l $file)
~ {
~ symlink readlink("$file")
~ . ".gz", "$file.gz";
~ unlink($file);
~ }
~ else
~ {
~ system("gzip <$file >$file.gz");
~ unlink($file);
~ }
~ }
'
===========
~ Sergey
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