Hi,

I rebuild the RPMs and lost the complete morning by fixing the bugs in the build-routines :(

Alex Rhomberg wrote:

I tried to install OpenCA from the SuSE rpms (from developers/bell/suse) and
encountered a bunch of difficulties and wierdnesses:
- Two of the 0.9.1 rpms (RA and LDAP) require OpenCA-online which I found
only for 0.9.0
Now it is present again.

- The rpms contain a bunch of perl modules that are not OpenCA specific and
all OpenCA perl modules that are installed through the perl-OpenCA modules
(that probably concerns anything in openca.x.x.x/modules/perl)
I think that I fixed the problem. The problem is that I must completely cleanup the basic installation directory before building OpenCA-common.

- Some files can be found in up to 5 rpms. Check out the following command
in the directory containing the rpms:

rpm -qlp *.rpm |sort|uniq -c |sort -k1r,1|less
The mistake was the file-section in the spec-files of the web-interfaces. Now it should be fixed.

The likely culprits are OpenCA-CA, OpenCA-LDAP, OpenCA-Public, OpenCA-RA,
and OpenCA-common, which each contain more than 900 files (in 0.9.1)
Check that out with (bash):
(for p in *.rpm; do echo -n $p ": "; rpm -qlp $p |wc -l;done)|sort -k3r
Now we have little bit more than 1000 files in all RPMs but no file is in two RPMs except suse.spec. Much smaller RPMs are the result :)

If you want to build the rpms by yourself then please use a testcomputer and run "make rpms". The details you can find in contrib/rpm/ (build-rpm.sh and *.spec.in). The spec-files for the modules are in some extra spec/-directories (simply use find).

Best regards

Michael
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