From: Jarl F. <ja...@di...> - 2001-01-10 09:50:27
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On Wed, 10 Jan 2001, David Paschal wrote: > Timothy Lee wrote: > > Now, about the SRPM for RedHat: I've written up a readme file documenting > > the difference between installing from RPM and tarball. If anyone should > > care to comment on it, I'm all ears. > Hi, Timothy. Your README file looks good, although I would suggest that you > remove the hyphen from "make-install", since the command is "make install". > > > The SRPM has been modified to include this readme file. In addition, > > /etc/rc.d/init.d/ptal-printd now finds the daemon even with relocated RPM > > packages (prefix other than /usr). > > > > David, I believe the SRPM is almost ready for release. What are your > > thoughts? > Have you had a chance to check out Jarl's [S]RPM packages? It's too bad > that there ended up being some duplicate effort here, but I only want to > post a single SRPM package (which can be built into a binary RPM package > for multiple platforms). Well, can I have a look on the SRPM intended for Redhat (a URL or attachment for me, i.e. not list) , then I could maybe add changes to reflect the extra SuSE stuff surrounded by if (SuSE) ... endif or however this is done in SPEC files, but I really suggest that the SRPM reflect the conceptually different packages that the source contain; 1) a kernel module 2) a library (ptal) (currently depending on (1) ) 3) basic commandline tools for the library. (depending on (2) ) Eventually: 4) advanced tools/frontends (xojpanel, etc. ) (depending on (2) ) Which during build-time will result in 3/4 RPMs Jarl |