Morning,
>
> > I find creating RPM repositories relatively simple - createrepo(8)
> > (or possibly createrepo_c(8)) feel straightforward to me. GPG package
> > signing is not too hard. I find deb/apt repositories to be more
> involved.
>
> dpkg-scanpackages can create repos for debian quite
Here is an SRPM for netpipes.
In all it took about 15 minutes to find the source and a simple spec file.
you can unpack the rpm using "rpm -ivh netpipes-4.2.3.src.rpm"
you can go into ~/rpmbuild/SPEC and then build the rpm using "rpmbuild
-ba netpipes.spec"
On 2022-06-12 12:35, William
On Sat, 11 Jun 2022 at 18:09, William Park via talk wrote:
>
> To RPM guys,
>
> I have a directory tree, created from "make install DESTDIR=...". Now,
> I want to make RPM package from the tree. Online docs are too verbose
> and confusing.
> 1. Is there GUI app with appropriate fill in
On 2022-06-12 12:35, William Park via talk wrote:
I gave up. I installed it to /usr/local. I'll need to keep the tarball
around, so that I'll know what files to remove.
I had another thought. If you can find the package you need from another
distro you might be able to use the program
On Sat, Jun 11, 2022 at 10:49:54PM -0400, John Sellens via talk wrote:
> I've long found that making linux packages seems to be more
> complicated than I might have hoped.
>
> To build RPMs, you typically use rpmbuild(8) which uses a set pf
> diretories (SOURCES, SPECS, BUILDROOT, RPMS, ...) to
I gave up. I installed it to /usr/local. I'll need to keep the tarball
around, so that I'll know what files to remove.
On 2022-06-12 00:44, Kevin Cozens via talk wrote:
On 2022-06-11 18:09, William Park via talk wrote:
I have a directory tree, created from "make install DESTDIR=...".
Now,
On 2022-06-11 18:09, William Park via talk wrote:
I have a directory tree, created from "make install DESTDIR=...". Now, I
want to make RPM package from the tree. Online docs are too verbose and
confusing.
[snip]
I use "netpipes-4.2" a lot. Debian and Slackware have it, but Redhat
variants
I've long found that making linux packages seems to be more
complicated than I might have hoped.
To build RPMs, you typically use rpmbuild(8) which uses a set pf
diretories (SOURCES, SPECS, BUILDROOT, RPMS, ...) to build rpms.
But you might have a look at "fpm" - the "effing" package manager.
On 2022-06-11 6:09 p.m., William Park via talk wrote:
To RPM guys,
I have a directory tree, created from "make install DESTDIR=...". Now,
I want to make RPM package from the tree. Online docs are too verbose
and confusing.
1. Is there GUI app with appropriate fill in boxes?
2. Is
To RPM guys,
I have a directory tree, created from "make install DESTDIR=...". Now,
I want to make RPM package from the tree. Online docs are too verbose
and confusing.
1. Is there GUI app with appropriate fill in boxes?
2. Is there command line utility? In Slackware, it's
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