Recompile always works on SuSE. 10.0 ships with 1.3.87 which is obsolete.
Derek Atkins wrote:
Leroy Tennison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I have installed OpenAFS on Linux using the following:
openafs-1.4.0-fc3.1.i386.rpm I assume this is a 'base' rpm
openafs-client-1.4.0-fc3.1.i386.rpm I assume this is client functionality
openafs-docs-1.4.0-fc3.1.i386.rpm Documentation, not sure I even
needed it
openafs-kernel-1.4.0-2.6.9_1.667_1.i586.rpm I assume its the
kernel "connectivity"
Am I correct in my assumptions?
Yes.
Didn't use these, what are they for?
openafs-compat-1.4.0-fc3.1.i386.rpm
Compatibility symlinks with Transarc/IBM AFS paths (/usr/afsws)
openafs-kpasswd-1.4.0-fc3.1.i386.rpm
The KAserver kpasswd program
openafs-krb5-1.4.0-fc3.1.i386.rpm
The Krb5 programs, aklog, asetkey, etc.
Is there a rationale for supplying only Fedora/Red Hat on Linux?
Because that's all I have/care about, and nobody has asked me to
support anything else and provided me the resources to support
anything else.
If I want to run OpenAFS on SuSE do I have to compile from source or can
I use the Red Hat kernel version (assuming there is one) of OpenAFS
corresponding to the SuSE kernel?
Unclear.. I've /tried/ to make the SPEC file general enough that
you could rebuild it on any RPM based system.. So you SHOULD be
able to rebuild the code on SuSE. You DEFINITELY need to rebuild
the kernel module. You MAY need to rebuild the user-space.
Thanks.
-derek
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