Excellent. I now well Jenkins but not Waterfall, seems interesting.
> I build the latest rpm-5_4 from CVS on Lion Server using a buildbot here: > http://harwich.jbj.org:8010/waterfall > > Both Lion Server (and Leopard) are there in the waterfalls. > > (aside) > Both are broken atm just because I haven't bothered fixing "bleeding edge" > functionality > on Mac OS X quite yet. > > Note that "bleeding edge" is currently attempting to use an embedded > perl interpreter to load a perl-URPM CPAN module that isn't installed. > i.e. no one but me needs/uses this RPM functionality yet. > > But there are older successful logs which show the build options in > use and the results of buildbot testing on both Lion and Leopard > (and if you want Snow Leopard or Mountain Lion, I can likely > attempt that too). > > The majority of the packages in use are bog standard installs from > MacPorts port(1). There's a few packages (like db-5.3.15) that aren't in > MacPorts > yet that I build manually. > > The really hard part of building RPM is figuring out the build options. > Its not as simple as just doing > ./configure --prefix=/opt/local > make > make install > > But feel free to make suggestions on what you want to see. I'd love > to see RPM in use on Mac OS X. My goal was to bring RPM natively to OSX and see if it would be possible to set a RPM distribution like one available from MacPorts or Brew but without requiring to build it. I tried to build various versions of rpm but they required beecrypt and popt. My Lion machine is using 64bits kernel and I can't succeed build beecrypt in universal mode (32/64 bits) ;( So I'd like to avoid requiring MacPorts but it seems we need many bootstrap libraries like popt/beecrypt (and in Universal Format). ______________________________________________________________________ RPM Package Manager http://rpm5.org User Communication List rpm-users@rpm5.org
