CentOS 6.4 rpm package for Tengine

Recently, tengine has been involved in CentOS 6.4. Recently, I saw how to create an rpm package, so I had the idea of creating an rpm package.

1. Install the CentOS development environment integration package and tengine dependency package

Yum groupinstall "Development Tools"
Yum install pcre-devel
Yum install openssl-devel

2. Create a tengine rpm package and use test as a non-root user.

Su-test
Mkdir-p ~ /Rpmbuild/{BUILD, RPMS, SOURCES, SPECS, SRPMS}

3. Write. rpmmacros in the Home Directory (that is, the file used to create a custom path in the previous article)

#. Rpmmacros
% _ Topdir/home/test/rpmbuild
% _ Tmppath/home/test/rpmbuild/tmp
% Buildroot/home/test/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT
% _ Prefix/

4. Create the directory rpmbuild in the Home Directory

Rpmbuild/
── BUILD
── RPMS
── SOURCES
│ ── Tengine-1.5.0.tar.gz.
── SPECS
│ ── Tengine. spec
── SRPMS
── Tmp

5 tengine. spec content

Name: tengine
Version: 1.5.0
Release: 1
Vendor: Taobao
Summary: GUN Tengine X86_64
License: GPL
Source: tengine-1.5.0.tar.gz
Group: System Enviroment/Daemons
URL: http://tengine.taobao.org/
Packager: guol@oschin.com
% Description
Taobao tengine package

% Prep
% Setup-q
./Configure -- prefix =/etc/nginx/

Make
% Install
Make DESTDIR = $ RPM_BUILD_ROOT install
% Clean
["$ RPM_BUILD_ROOT "! = "/"] & Rm-rf "$ RPM_BUILD_ROOT"
Make clean

% Files
% Defattr (-, root, root)
/Etc/nginx/

Note: Use rpmbuild to create an rpm package on centos 6.0 if File not found:/root/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT /... In centos 6, rpmbuild topdir has changed. To be compatible with centos 5 spec files, you need to modify topdir.

Edit the/usr/lib/rpm/macros file:
% _ Topdir % {getenv: HOME}/rpmbuild
To:
% _ Topdir % {_ usrsrc }/

6. Start to produce rpm packages

# In the test home directory
Rpmbuild-ba./rpmbuild/SPECS/tengine. spec

If no error occurs, the rpm package is generated in the rpmbuild/RPMS directory. This is just a simple production process. If you need in-depth customization, you can customize the scripts executed before and after installation.

Note: The above configuration file passed the test on centos6.4

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