In case you can't read it (I know you can't hear it, because it was not recorded), the title slide indicates the slides can be found at kan.st/1G9. I do wish speakers would learn to transcribe and store their speech text also. Good slides are not verbose enough to contain all the information in the text.
---------------CAN ANYONE HELP ME OUT THIS--------------- Create a rpm or Debian package. Package should do the following 1. Create a folder /opt/test 2. Any binary file say hello.bin or hello.jar 3. Place the file /opt/test/hello.jar 4. Set the owner root:root /opt/test/hello.jar 5. Set the permission 755 /opt/test/hello.jar 6. Add pre install script to print a message something like "Installing .... Package" 7. Add post install script to print a message something like "Completed.. " 8. Package should be installed or removed using dpkg or rpm. 9. Create next version of the same packages by /opt/test/new.jar 10. Package should updated using dpkg or rpm and /opt/test/hello.jar should be replace by /opt/test/new.jar
** Content of jar file is not important. you can create dummy jar file.
Deliverable: 1. RPM or DEBIAN package. 2 versions. 2. SPEC file for rpm or Control file for debian. 3. Pre and Post install script files if required. 4. Test cases.
Audio starts at 1:45. It was off at the beginning (my fault, forgot to make sure the speaker had turned the mic off mute.)
Super presentation, quite clear and kept things simple. I appreciate it!
We had an audio problem with the start of the session, audio kicks in 1:45 into the video
I have a bin file to be packaged into rpm. Is that possible
A short introduction and demo of building RPM packages using rpmbuild and mock, by Brian Stinson
In case you can't read it (I know you can't hear it, because it was not recorded), the title slide indicates the slides can be found at kan.st/1G9. I do wish speakers would learn to transcribe and store their speech text also. Good slides are not verbose enough to contain all the information in the text.
Nice intro, is it so that rpmbuild is the ONLY build tools which can generate rpms? Are there any other alternatives to rpmbuild in market?
---------------CAN ANYONE HELP ME OUT THIS---------------
Create a rpm or Debian package.
Package should do the following
1. Create a folder /opt/test
2. Any binary file say hello.bin or hello.jar
3. Place the file /opt/test/hello.jar
4. Set the owner root:root /opt/test/hello.jar
5. Set the permission 755 /opt/test/hello.jar
6. Add pre install script to print a message something like "Installing .... Package"
7. Add post install script to print a message something like "Completed.. "
8. Package should be installed or removed using dpkg or rpm.
9. Create next version of the same packages by /opt/test/new.jar
10. Package should updated using dpkg or rpm and /opt/test/hello.jar should be replace by /opt/test/new.jar
** Content of jar file is not important. you can create dummy jar file.
Deliverable:
1. RPM or DEBIAN package. 2 versions.
2. SPEC file for rpm or Control file for debian.
3. Pre and Post install script files if required.
4. Test cases.