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To make rpms as a regular (non-root) users,
you need to have the rpm program installed
on your system (of course). If you run
"rpm --help" and get a lot of text back,
you have rpm :)
To create a local rpm directory for creating
rpm releases, you may copy the sample
rpmmacros file in the build/rpm directory
to your home directory as .rpmmacros, like so:
$ cp build/rpm/rpmmacros_sample ~/.rpmmacros
The settings in that rpmmacros file work in
a directory ~/myrm, so you must create
that directory, and a subdirectory for
lifelines files:
$ mkdir ~/myrpm
$ mkdir ~/myrpm/lifelines
Now you are ready to create an rpm release.
This is a two step operation
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#1) Copy the distribution tarball to the
lifelines rpm directory:
$ cp bld/lifelines*.tar.gz ~/myrpm/lifelines
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#2) Create the rpms
$ cd build/rpm
$ rpmbuild -ba lifelines.spec
or on older systems,
$ cd build/rpm
$ rpm -ba lifelines.spec
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