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packaged source code package. That means you need to manually unpack and compile the installation. But it can be used directly: Rpmbuild --rebuild xxxxx.src.rpm, to directly compile the source code rpm package into a normal binary RPM package. After executing the above command, you can go to the/USR/SRC/REDHAT/RPMS/ A usable binary RPM package is found in the I386 directory. This type of package has the following kinds of installation methods: Method 1: Rpmbuild--rebuild *.src.rpm (if not, try

/specs/liberty/approved/robustify_evacuate.rstGlance new features Automatic conversion of image format, for example, Ceph is using RAW format, if we upload QCOW2, create a virtual machine, we will experience a upload download process, the speed is unusually slow. And the raw format is usually the original size, upload time is very slow, completely can be uploaded by the small image automatically converted to the specified format. Glance s

(primesnotgreaterthan2, 2)Assert. areequal (1, primesnotgreaterthan2.length) Let primesnotgreaterthan10 = mathhelper. generateprimes (10)Collectionassert. isnotempty (primesnotgreaterthan10)Collectionassert. Contains (primesnotgreaterthan10, 7)Assert. areequal (4, primesnotgreaterthan10.length) // Other testcasesEnd Only square and generateprimes functions are tested here. If you have used nunit in C #, there is no problem with this code. Test results: Use fsunit for unit testing Fs

url = window. webkitURL. createObjectURL (blob );Console. log (url ); The output is blob: xxxx-xxx -- xxx # frament... Simply put, you can use the FileReader () Class in the File API to assign a large Blob, readAsDataURL, or binary File to img src or another one. You can also dump blob to blob url. The official expression is ObjectURL. How to Understand? This URL is a memory-level pointer, but can be called by webpages. Its behavior is similar to that of common files from servers. A 200 status

If you want to view the files under Infer-out/specs, you can use the inferprint command command Inferprint Specs File For example, if we look at the Infer-out/specs/hello_hello.specs file, we can execute the following command: Inferprint Infer-out/specs/hello_hello.specsThe results are as follows: Localhost:ios_hel

.tar.gz//Intentionally let this command error, used to generate 6 files [[emailprotected] ~]# ls//view/root will generate Rpmbuild directory anaconda- Ks.cfg Downloads nginx-1.8.0.tar.gz rpmbuild[[emailprotected] ~]# ls/root/rpmbuild///view 6 Auto-generated directory build BuildRoot RPMS SOURCES SPECS srpms[[emailprotected] ~]# Cp/root/nginx-1.8.0.tar.gz/root/rpmbui ld/sources///Copy the downloaded source package to the SOURCES directory [[emailprotec

Use rmpbuild to create the AliSQL database rpm package, rmpbuildalisql Environment: REHL6.5 Software: rpmbuild Used files: ALiSQL-Master1. install required software [root@alisql ~]# yum install rpm* rpm-build rpmdev* –y [root@alisql ~]# rpmdev-setuptree [root@alisql ~]# tree rpmbuild/ rpmbuild/├── BUILD├── RPMS├── SOURCES├── SPECS└── SRPMS 5 directories, 0 files2. Upload the software SOURCE package to the SOURCE directory 3. Compile the configurat

-examples.patch│├──bash-4.1-logout.patch│├──bash-4.1-manpage.patch│├──bash-4.1-manpage_trap.patch│├──bash-4.1-signal.patch│├──bash-4.1.tar.gz│├──bash-4.1-trap.patch│├──bash-bashbug.patch│├──bash-infotags.patch│├──bash-requires.patch│├──bash-setlocale.patch│├──bash-tty-tests.patch│├──dot-bash_logout│├──dot-bash_profile│└──dot-bashrc└──specs└──bash.spec2 directories, files2. Enter the directory to resolve the bash-4.1 source package directory[Email prot

new directory name. This will satisfy the differentiated needs of some users. Typically, there is only one line of content in the. rpmmacros file, such as:%_topdir 6 directories are generally required under the%_topdir directory Directory name Description the name of the macro in macros BUILD Compile the Temp directory for RPM packages %_builddir BuildRoot Software temporary installation directory generated after compilat

the root directory for creating the package, you can also create RPM packages that can only be created by the Super User (Root. The following uses ZZZ as an example to describe how to create an Lze package. 1) Create the directory used to create the RPM package under the Home Directory (/usr/ZZZ) of user ZZZ:$ CD/usr/zzz$ Mkdir-prpm/{build, RPMS/i386, sources, Specs, srpms}$ 2) copy the description file lze-6.0-2.spec to the RPM/

[/ATTACH] II. Download the Linux kernel source code For: http://archives.fedoraproject.org/pub/archive/fedora/linux/core/updates/5/SRPMS/There are a lot of options to find 2.6.20, kernel-2.6.20-1.2320.fc5.src.rpm 21-Jun-2007 45 m rpm PackageThe size is 45 MB, which seems to be a little big. 3. Important Installation [CODE] [shabi004 @ localhost ~] $ Su rootPassword:[Root @ localhost shabi004] # cd Desktop/[Root @ localhost Desktop] # lsKernel-2.6.20-1.2320.fc5.src.rpm[Root @ localhost Desktop]

/packages/rpms/x86_64 # RPM-IVH setarch-1.3-1.x86_64.rpm2), execute RPM-IVH directly under the non-specified directory *.src.rpm, switch to the/usr/src/packages/specs directory, execute the rpmbuild command to execute the spec file, specifically using what parameters to control the generation of source packages or RPM packages, Please choose your own (-ba parameter can generate both tar.gz format source package and RPM package,-BP is only generated ta

. Container) (*specs. Spec, error) { s: = OCI. Defaultspec () ///... If err: = Setnamespaces (daemon, s, C); Err!= Nil {return nil, FMT. Errorf ("Linux spec namespaces:%v", err) } return s, nil } The Setnamespaces method not only sets the process-related namespaces, but also sets the namespaces associated with users, networks, IPC, and UTS: Func setnamespaces (daemon *daemon, S *specs. Spec, C *c

The company has a demand for encryption redis, there is a profile option Requirepass can set the password, but the company felt can be modified by the configuration file to disable the password, feel insecure, and then directly modify the source code (mandatory set Requirepass as a fixed password), The RPM package is perfectly safe. 1. Download the Redis source package Http://redis.googlecode.com/files/redis-2.6.14.tar.gz 2. Modify the source code compilation Tar zxvf redis-2.6.14.tar.gz CD redi

, which has a platform-related sub-directory SOURCES collection of source materials, patch storage location SPECS Spec File storage directory Srmps Store Srmps generated directory 5.2 Place the Sources in the right directory put the source material in the correct position 5.3 Create a spec file that ' tell ' rpmbuild command what does the creation of spec files, this is the program file, Rpmbuild command according to the spec file to make the appropri

Supplemental 1:-v is a generic parameter (General OPTIONS), that is, verbose, that is, query, install, upgrade, This parameter can be added to the unload. Add 2: When uninstalling packages, if you encounter a dependent package, use--nodeps (don't check dependencies before uninstalling the Packages.), which means that software that uses the software package may not work properly after it is unloaded without checking dependencies. Add 3: If you encounter a package to install. src.rpm, su

executing gem appears ... (OPENSSL::SSL::SSLERROR) hostname "upyun.gems.ruby-china.org" does not match the server certificate reason is that the previously used Ruby image source is Taobao , need to switch to https://gems.ruby-china.org/, in terminal input $ gem Sources-remove https://ruby.taobao.org/ $ gem sources-a https://gems.ruby-china.org/ 4, Installation Cocoapods The first method: Git Clone method installation Cocoapods$ CD ~/.cocoapods/repos Cloning a

contain source code and need to be compiled during installation. There are two ways to install such software packages: Method 1: 1). Execute rpm-I your-package.src.rpm 2). cd/usr/src/redhat/SPECS 3). rpmbuild-bp your-package.specs A specs file with the same name as your package 4). cd/usr/src/redhat/BUILD/your-package/a directory with the same name as your package 5)./configure is the same as compil

package and needs to be compiled during installation. There are two installation methods for such software packages. Method 1: 1. # rpm-I your-package.src.rpm 2. # cd/usr/src/redhat/SPECS 3. # rpmbuild-bp your-package.specs // A specs file with the same name as your package 4. # cd/usr/src/redhat/BUILD/your-package/a directory with the same name as your package 5. #./configure 6. # make 7. # make install M

I just installed fc5, but I cannot find the NIC. It's depressing! But I finally got it out today. Let's share it; 1: Install the kernel source code. I found this part online. For more information, see 1. Check that the GCC and RPM packages are installed. 2. Install the corresponding kernel source code. Because fc5 does not provide the corresponding source code package on the installation disk, you must download it on the official website at the following URL. Ghost (I didn't use this. I'm afraid