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Building SGE Debian or Red Hat packages
=======================================

Source packaging is available for building binary packages for Debian
and derived distributions (like Ubuntu), and for Red Hat-derived
distributions (RHEL, Fedora, CentOS, SL).  SuSE and other RPM-based
distributions aren't currently support, but patches for the RPM spec
file would be welcome.

The binary packages will install into /opt/sge, intended for shared
installations, although they will also work with a local installation.

Dpkg
----

See <http://wiki.debian.org/BuildingAPackage> for general help on
building Debian packages.  It is intended that the hardening-wrapper
package <http://wiki.debian.org/Hardening#hardening-wrapper> is used,
but it isn't required by the build dependencies.

* Ensure the dpkg-dev package is installed

* tar fx sge-<version>.tar.gz; cd sge-<version>

* dpkg-buildpackage -b

* If necessary, satisfy build dependencies:
  sudo apt-get install <missing packages>
  dpkg-buildpackage -b

If you run lintian, e.g. via debuild, it will complain bitterly about
use of /opt with recent versions, unfortunately.

RPM
---

* Ensure the rpm-build package is installed.  You may or may not
  (RHEL6) need to be root to run rpmbuild.

* rpmbuild --rebuild gridengine-8.1.3-1.src.rpm

* If necessary, satisfy build dependencies:
  sudo yum install <missing packages>
  rpmbuild --rebuild gridengine-8.1.3-1.src.rpm

* To build the Hadoop support after installing the hadoop-0.20 package
  from the Cloudera CDH3 repository.

* To avoid Java components, add "--without java" to rpmbuild.