Procedure for creating an RPM package by yourself

The general process of creating an RPM package by yourself is 0. first install the rpm-build toolkit 1 and create the RPM Directory # mkdir ~ in your user directory ~ /Rpm ~ /Rpm/BUILD ~ /Rpm/RPMS ~ /Rpm/RPMS/i386 ~ /Rpm/RPMS/i686 ~ /Rpm/RPMS/noarch ~ /Rpm/SOURCESw...
The general process of creating an RPM package by yourself is 0. first install the rpm-build toolkit 1 and create the RPM Directory # mkdir ~ in your user directory ~ /Rpm ~ /Rpm/BUILD ~ /Rpm/RPMS ~ /Rpm/RPMS/i386 ~ /Rpm/RPMS/i686 ~ /Rpm/RPMS/noarch ~ /Rpm/SOURCES www.2cto.com 2, generate a macro file in the user directory # echo % _ topdir ~ /Rpm>. rpmmacros 3, write spec files (this seems to be automatically generated from other, such as the sample_1.0-src.rpm package) [plain] # This is a sample spec file for wget % define _ topdir/home/strike/mywget % define name wget % define release 1% define version 1.12% define buildroot % {_ topdir} /% {name}-% {version}-root www.2cto.com BuildRoot: % {buildroot} Summary: GNU wget License: GPL Name: % {name} Version: % {version} Release: % {release} Source: % {name}-% {ver Sion).tar.gz Prefix:/usr Group: Development/Tools % description The GNU wget program downloads files from the Internet using the command-line. % prep % setup-q % build. /configure make % install make install prefix = $ RPM_BUILD_ROOT/usr % files www.2cto.com % defattr (-, root, root)/usr/local/bin/wget % doc % attr (0444, root, root)/usr/local/share/man/man1/wget.1 4, start compiling the SPEC file # rpmbuild-ba ~ /Rpm/SPECS/myspec. spec5. After OK, the rpm package to be compiled will be available in the directory of an rpm/RPMS architecture.