create RPM

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On 29 Dec 2005 05:06:39 -0000, Navdeep <singh_nav00 at rediffmail.com> wrote:
>
> >>PS.
> >>He probably searched through the mailing list archives btw.
> >>
> >It's important to say what trouble he's taken. If he's serious about
> solving the problem, he will do some research and then tell us the results.
> >
> >I'm a little tired of people spoon-feeding people too lazy to help
> themselves.
>
> >--
> >Cheers
> >John
>
>
> I am sorry to say you john that i am stuck on this issue last 10 days on
> google , RPM builder book, and trollteck list, QTForum , even i ve tried to
> make mahkefile , spec file and try tio build the RPM , even install the RUST
> RPM builder to build the RPM . but even i am doing somthing wrong because of
> less knowledge of Linux operating system. tha major of linux which i know is
> QT and C++ .
>
> I dont want to write all this bullshit history and  not to waste your time
> that's whay i wrote my query in very short manner. If you are really
> interseted to help me then i can snd you my psec file to you. .
>
> I am bit confuced  on this issue (CREATE RPM) becase when i download some
> tar.gz or RPM  then this contains some of lib file .so, icons , makefile,
> readme, todo , binary files which directelly place at appropriate place .
> BUT I have my binary file and icons ,
>
> 1 wheteher i need othe file also or not ,
> 2 i chk through ldd command for share lib but it shows  too much lib file
> which i think not required for my small packege.
>
That being said, there is an rpm mailing list where you would have more
chance of finding what is wrong with your spec file or whatever.
https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/rpm-list

rpmbuild has a couple of options that follow the build process of the spec
file up to one stage. check the man page
. google for maximum rpm, it is an outdated guide, but still works pretty
nice.

Otherwise, there is the 'rpm guide' book, but this one you would need to get
from a bookstore as is not freely available.
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