Hi Geoffroy,
> > your spec file is written to use the local system to create the package.
>You
>
> >should not do that, the following spec file is a good example of what you
> >are supposed to do: at the URL https://oscar.openclustergroup.org/websvn,
> >see the file OSCAR/pkgsrc/rapt/trunk/rapt.spec
I added the line BuildRoot: %{_tmppath} to the .spec file. Then I changed
the instal script so that the file will be created in $RPM_BUILD_ROOT/. Is
this a move in the right direction? If so, then should I make sure that the
needed directories (such as /etc, /bin/, etc.) are already created?
After adding this line the entries in my %files section that use absolute
paths (as in /usr/sbin/) break. In the example .spec file you sent me I
noticed {_bindir} and {_mandir} variables. Are there variables to point to
sbin and etc directories too?
> >- the following part of the spec file is kind of weird because you have
> >macros to untar the source file and so on:
> >%setup
> >rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_DIR/dipc-oscar-2.1
> >cd $RPM_BUILD_DIR
> >tar xfz $RPM_SOURCE_DIR/dipc-oscar-2.1.tgz
They are removed now.
> >- the config.xml file seems to be fine but i do not see the rest of the
> >OSCAR package. Is your OSCAR package done? or is it not ready yet? i
>first
> >thought it was the dipc-oscar-2.1.tgz file but it is definitively not an
> >OSCAR package.
There is no OSCAR package yet. I am trying to figure the RPM file first.
> >I hope my remarks will help you. :-)
It sure does. Thank you Geoffroy for your kind help!
-Kamran
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