I saw the spec file in 0.10 but wasnt sure on the steps needed to build an rpm from that (guess I need to RTFM on rpmbuild).
But your rpm would be a huge help as I believe I should be able to unpack and tinker with it until I get it down. Thanks! Sent from my iPhone On Jul 12, 2010, at 11:01 PM, Bharat Bharat <[email protected]> wrote: > Just get the spec from 0.10 rpm and use 0.11 source. Copy them to your OS > RPMS SOURCES and SPECS directory and just use rpmbuild. It might be good idea > to take a peak at spec etc to make sure all dependencies are correct. > > I have a 0.11 rpm built for rhel 5.5 which I can send you if you want. It > should work on fedora afaik. > > On Jul 12, 2010, at 7:10 PM, andy e wrote: > >> Can someone point me to a few instructions on building an RPM of >> CouchDB 0.11 (preferrably, but I'll take a .spec file for 0.10.x) for >> RH / Fedora? >> I've seen a few posts about doing this, but no idea where to really start. >> >> Ideally, I'd like to compile the necessary dependencies >> (SpiderMonkey/JS, libcurl, etc) into one big .rpm that could be >> deployed to multiple RH machines (same version / arch) without having >> to recompile on each box. I think I need to statically compile those >> libs, but it's been a while since I've built these types of projects >> (Java development provides a nice abstraction that way ;) ). >> >> If you have a working .rpm that I can just dig through, that works, >> too. I've got 0.10.2 (?) built and running on RHEL 5.4, but it would >> be nice to have a verifiable and consistent RPM for future installs. >> >> Thanks in advance, >> >> Andy >
