It sounds like you want to build NCO from source rather
than from the binary RPM. That's fine. That's how I
usually work. I will not attempt to answer all your
questions about the nco.spec file. Basically the
source RPM gives you a standard source tree in *.tar.gz
format which should compile fine like this
mv nco-1.2.1.tar.gz whereever
cd whereever
tar xvzf nco-1.2.1.tar.gz
mv nco-1.2.1 nco
cd nco/bld
make dir
make
make tst
make cln
Executables are in ../bin
Good luck,
Charlie
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Hello Sheo,
It sounds like you want to build NCO from source rather
than from the binary RPM. That's fine. That's how I
usually work. I will not attempt to answer all your
questions about the nco.spec file. Basically the
source RPM gives you a standard source tree in *.tar.gz
format which should compile fine like this
mv nco-1.2.1.tar.gz whereever
cd whereever
tar xvzf nco-1.2.1.tar.gz
mv nco-1.2.1 nco
cd nco/bld
make dir
make
make tst
make cln
Executables are in ../bin
Good luck,
Charlie