Lightspoke Documentation Resource
Business Web Application Platform
Web-Based Database
RPM HOWTO
RPM at Idle
Donnie Barnes
Red Hat, Inc.
[email protected]
Copyright
© 1999 by Red Hat, Inc.
Revision History
Revision V3.0
3 November 1999
Table of Contents
1.
Introduction
2.
Overview
3.
General Information
3.1.
Acquiring RPM
3.2.
RPM Requirements
4.
Using RPM
5.
Now what can I really do with RPM?
6.
Building RPMs
6.1.
The Spec File
6.2.
The Header
6.3.
Prep
6.4.
Build
6.5.
Install
6.6.
Cleaning your system
6.7.
Optional pre and post Install/Uninstall Scripts
6.8.
Files
6.9.
Changelog
7.
Building It
7.1.
The Source Directory Tree
7.2.
Test Building
7.3.
Generating the File List
7.4.
Building the Package with RPM
7.5.
Testing It
7.6.
What to do with your new RPMs
7.7.
What Now?
8.
Multi-architectural RPM Building
8.1.
Sample spec File
8.2.
Optflags
8.3.
Macros
8.4.
Excluding Architectures from Packages
8.5.
Finishing Up
Next
Introduction
This resource is mirrored from the Linux Documentation Project. It was posted as a resource for all. Courtesy of Lightspoke: The
web-based database
company.
Additional resources:
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Hosted Web Service
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Fast Distributed Applications
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Online Web Applications
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Find Apps
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Rebate Tracker
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Techrepublic
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Unix Resources
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