Let's keep the list involved, in case someone else has a similar
question/problem later.
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 9:36 AM, Jim Ward<address@hidden> wrote:
Ok, made the changes, looks like gcl built, but now I build errors looks
like for selinux. selinux is disable (but installed) on our systems (to
much a pain). How can I disable selinux part, partial output below.
Okay, so we need to rip the SELinux parts out, too. Result attached.
Oh and before I forget, does this install into /usr/local or /usr? I would
really like to avoid installing gcl on about 70+ linux machines and just
install it once into /usr/local.
Hmmmmm..... Well, rpm builds for /usr by default. I can think of two
ways to try addressing this. First, maybe we can just define _prefix
to /usr/local in the spec file. I've added that to the attached
version, but I don't know if it will work. However, now you have an
RPM-managed package in /usr/local, which doesn't seem like a good
thing. The second approach to try is to only do the "rpmbuild -bp"
part to get the patches applied, etc., then manually configure and
build following the recipe in the spec file so that you can control
the resulting install prefix.
And did I say THANKS!!!!!
You are very welcome.
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Jerry James
http://www.jamezone.org/