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On 12/19/00, 5:40:34 PM, John P "." Looney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
regarding [midgard-user] building rpm's from CVS...:
> Is there a "handy way" of making up RPMs from CVS ? There are spec files
> in all the CVS directories, though I can't decide how to go about it.
> Ideally, I'd love to do a few commands and ending up with four RPMs in
> /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/i386 or whatever.
Check the script 'nightlybuild' in the root of the CVS repository. You
can run that as a regular user. It uses a configuration file
~/.mgd-buildrc. If it doesn't find one it will one with bogus values, so
you'd want to stop the script the first time around and edit the
configuration file.
As the script it is designed for test builds it will upload the results
to a remote server and clean up everything that is local. It uses a login
file for login credentials, see ~/.mgd-buildrc or the to of
nightlybuilds.
Even easier option: check
http://nightlybuilds.midgard-project.org/mandrake7.2/ or
http://nightlybuilds.midgard-project.org/redhat6.2/ and fetch a recent
set of rpms.
If you give the nightlybuild script a go, let me know how it works for
you.
Armand.
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