I attached the script with which I build the SuSE RPMs. This mechanism uses configure-files with the names configure.suse_*rpm. Perhaps you should compare the RedHat files with the SuSE files because I can only maintain the SuSE files (I don't use RedHat). So perhaps the RedHat configures are out of date or not complete.
You need all the files because the names of the configures will be dynamically calculated (see the spec-files in config/rpm/).
I hope this helps and sorry for the bad news
Michael
Jason A. Pattie wrote:
Correct. I used the .../configs/configure.redhat_rpm script to configure OpenCA. I was wanting to be able to build RPMs from the resulting system. I ran the build.sh script from the directory it was located inside, but that didn't seem to work at all. So I figured I needed to configure OpenCA first, then run that script. I was trying to get the installation to work first, before attempting to build RPMs.
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#! /bin/sh
version=0.9.1
# copy sources to a special directory
cd RPMS
rm -rf openca-0.9
cp -r ../openca/openca-0.9 .
touch openca-0.9/configure
touch openca-0.9/src/ocspd/configure
touch openca-0.9/src/scep/configure
touch openca-0.9/src/openca-sv/configure
# configure it
cd openca-0.9
./configs/configure.suse_ca_rpm
# build rpm
export DISTRIBUTION=suse
make rpms
cd ..
mv *.rpm ../ftp/suse/${version}/
# go to starting point if used via . create_suse_rpm
cd ..
