My approach is to build the package from binary and not compiling. I built a test rpm package from zero and I working on it as training groung towrards ossec rpm.
you can take a look at
http://www.riunx.com/portal/modules.php?module=tips&mode=article&artid=6
I also used checkinstall for building the ossec deb and the problem was than removing the deb deleted /etc/passwd and /etc/group. (thanks God I used a chroot to a debostrap)
On 8/29/06, gentuxx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 8/28/06, Erick Kinnee <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
It seems that there was somebody working on a Debian package of
OSSEC? Does anybody here know of progress on this? I'm working on
some of my own, but the install.sh stuff makes it a very large pain.
If install.sh took options much like ./configure it would make
packaging much easier.
I'm making a feeble attempt at packaging up an ebuild for gentoo. I haven't heard anything about a debian build, but that may have been before I joined the list.In working with the ebuild though, I'm finding that I have to take elements of the install.sh and put them in th ebuild, and not use the install.sh. (For gentoo, and ebuild is basically a script that runs through the ./configure, make, and make install steps of a normal source instllation.)
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