Because I have to install multiple versions of Python on multiple Oracle Linux servers which are built via a kickstart process, I wanted to build a python rpm for our yum repository.I was able to buil
I\'ve been looking into how to use an rpmbuild spec file to update an already existing config file. As an example, in my rpm I\'d like to add lines to a config file e.g. /etc/stunnel/stunnel
I am upgrading our project RPM.The problem is when I upgrade from projectname-1.0-0 to projectname-1.0-1, it first installs the new project and uninstalls the old project, which, in overall view, remo
I\'m trying to build my own rpm package and have a couple of doubts. First of all, in several places I\'ve red that one shouldn\'t build rpms as root. Why is that? During the building process, rpmbui
I am creating rpm\'s for my project which is in pure python. I am running the command python setup.py bdist_rpm
I am trying to build my first rpm package, which is one simple executable (mysh). My spec file: Summary: bla <br>
I need to install a vendor package onto a non-default directory (say /opt). By default, package gets installed in /usr/local/bin directory.
I have .rpm package which is converted from .deb in Ubuntu with alien. In fedora it needs another dependencies, but I can\'t find the way 开发者_如何学Pythonto add dependencies.
I am using Python setuptools for building a package. I would like to name the rpm built from bdist_rpm option to be different than the Python package name due to some naming rest开发者_如何学Crictions
My goal is to come up with a spec file that defines subpackages dynamically. Currently, I have a macro defined in the spec file so that I can call it with different parameters to generate different %
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