I\'m trying to create an RPM of my package, which is built using automake and libtool, and I\'ve encountered a problem: rpmbuild aborts upon discovering that the installed programs of the package cont
I have a customized RPM that builds a set of subpackages. Each subpackage has a %post script in the spec file that is used to copy some symlinks to another folder:
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I have installed a package from .rpm file and it is stor开发者_StackOverflow中文版ed in /opt. After some configuration I found that I need to reinstall the software.So I deleted the directory and att
If a user attempting to build an rpm from a specfile has CONFIG_SITE set in the environment when running rpmbuild, and the specfile builds with \"./configure --prefix=/usr && make\", then the
I am writing a (closed-source) application and will provide binaries for all three major platforms (MacOS X, Linux and Windows).It uses Qt under the LGPL license so I am required to dynamically link w
I need advice about the following I build simple spec file and build rpm I transfer the new rpm to other Linux machine in order to install the new rpm
What is the \"right\" way, if any, to design RPMs so that multiple versions can be installed via YUM/RPM side by side without stomping on each other? For libraries, the right answer seems to be relate
please advice why I cant find the rpm that I installed. I am try to check by rpm -qa | grep test ( see the example in install the rpm: )
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