rpm-spec

问题 I have Python 2.7.5 and am using distutils ( python setup.py bdist_rpm ) to create the following RPM... me@hostname:/tmp/dist$ rpm -qpil myApp-2.0.146-1.noarch.rpm Name : myApp Version : 2.0.146 Release : 1 Architecture: noarch Install Date: (not installed) Group : Development/Libraries Size : 290576 License : GPL Signature : (none) Source RPM : myApp-2.0.146-1.src.rpm Build Date : Wed 15 Oct 2014 02:57:08 PM EDT Build Host : hostname.example.lan Relocations : /usr Vendor : Me <me@example.lan

问题 TL;DR: I made a .spec file that successfully builds a .rpm , but rpm -i <file>.rpm doesn't do all the actions I think it should. Why? Excerpt from <file>.spec : %install sudo python2.7 -m pip install 'tornado<5' ...#other pip commands... cp -r $RPM_BUILD_DIR/%{name}-%{version}/* %{buildroot} (I know this isn't the ideal way to do it, but I'm forced to use CentOS 6 and can't upgrade the system version of python because corporate/shared environment so this was the best way I could figure out.)

问题 I have a rpm.spec file in which i have to give file permissions for a file. I want %attr to take $user and $group values during the rpm installation.(where i will be doing "export user=" and "export group=") but it does not take these values,instead gives a syntax error while installing the rpm. I have something like this in my specfile %pre %files %defattr(-,root,root,-) <some_path> %config /etc/akshatha %doc /usr/share/doc/akshatha %attr(0700,$user,$group) %dir directory_path %attr(0700,

问题 Summary: A small lighttpd Name: lighttpd Version: 1.4.28 Release: 1000 License: LGPL Group: Applications/Webserver URL: http://www.lighttpd.com/ Source: http://www.lighttpd.com/lighttpd-%{version}.tar.gz BuildRoot: %{name}-%{version} Prefix: /opt/src/Opensource/lighttpd-1.4.28/install #Do not terminate if there are files in the buildroot that are not packed into the rpm. %define _unpackaged_files_terminate_build 0 #Do not terminate if there are any documents missing in the buildroot dir and

问题 My team is going to add a new RPM, Y, to the user land. There has been an RPM, X, which has to be mutually exclusive with Y. In other words, X and Y must not coexist. Thus, in the spec file of Y, there is a line saying "Obsolete: X." The thing is that we cannot modify the spec file of X. When it was written, there was no such package named Y. Thus, it neither "Obsoletes" nor "Conflicts" Y. We may add more fake/virtual/meta packages to the user land. Is there anyway that the existing package X

问题 The number of sub-packages I want to create are so many (about 300 over). I think.. to make the sub-package, the files should be installed (%install) early. So I installed whole files to some specific directories. Now I want to pack the file for each directory name. in summaries, Is it possible to repeat rpm macros? (ex, %package %description %files) If it's possible, what should I use to repeat? (ex for ??) As I know, to use %files macro, the real files should be installed previously. then

问题 Environment is AIX 7.0 RPM Version 3.0.5 . I am very new to Unix world, Please be patient with my ignorance. We have 3 different types of files to be packaged as RPM. • Source/binary/*.bainaryfiles (around 160 of them) • Source/ui/*.mm (No of files 2) • Source/scripts/*.sh (10 to 20) These files are compiled for the target server and these are in binary form and we don’t want to compress these files to tar. When the install happens on the Generated RPM using rpmbuild the .binaryfiles ,.ui and

问题 my requirement is that i want to print some message on screen if rpm install fails in any case at client machine.or display message on screen like rpm install fail due to any of the generated reasons.like other standard rpm gives. and i am not making any c file or make command in my .spec file . Everything i was doing in spec file itself.plz suggest how to print such type of things in client console using spec file. yes that is not my concern --test i have give just example.my excet

问题 I am trying a sample rpm package with single file. In my source folder I have python_test_rpm.tar.gz which contains only one python script file. But, the file is not a valid python script. All I want to do is package this and deploy it in a specific folder. While executing the rpm build command it is showing the compilation/syntax error in the python script. How to skip this validation and make the build. rpmbuild command rpmbuild -v -bb Spec File: Name: python_test_rpm Version: 1 Release: 1

问题 I am trying to create an rpm package with the help of the rpm-maven-plugin. All goes well until I try to have it generate the %pre scriptlet (or any scriptlet for that matter) The pom.xml excerpt is: <plugin> <groupId>org.codehaus.mojo</groupId> <artifactId>rpm-maven-plugin</artifactId> <version>2.0-beta-2</version> <executions> <execution> <goals> <goal>attached-rpm</goal> </goals> </execution> </executions> <configuration> <copyright>Copyright 2010 XXX, Inc. All rights reserved</copyright>