I noticed that a dependency on csh is declared in the rpm and deb builds. This
fails the rpm install on Linux for Z, on SLES12 which has a csh installed and
usable.
Also, the rpm file is called
ooRexx-5.0.0-0.s390x.SLES12.rpm
but the installed package is called
ooRexx-5.0.0-1.s390x
I am not sure why this is and if we want it.
To remove the rpm, we now must do:
rpm -qa | grep ooR
to get at the package name.
The same dependency error occurs on OpenSUSE-Tumbleweed, which also had csh
installed.
I have removed the dependency on csh for rpm in rev. 1111; if anyone has other
ideas, let me know.
For deb, I tested on Raspbian-Jessie, a
sudo dpkg -i ooRexx-5.0.0-0.i386.RaspbianJessie-armv71.deb
also indicated that a dependency on csh was missing; in this case, after
sudo apt-get install csh
the ooRexx package installed and did the rxapi start-action that was expected.
Removing the package works fine with:
sudo apt-get remove ooRexx
After removing it, it can be reinstalled with
sudo apt-get install ooRexx
The remove works. but leaves some directories in existence, the build/bin and
/usr/share/ooRexx. I guess this does not hurt much.
Are there other package install experiences?
best regards,
René.
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