05.09.2011 19:17, TASAKA Mamoru wrote:
(Well, as you posted your first mail to fedora devel
list, please
keep sending your reply also to devel list. This type of private
mails will be very confusing to many people who are also watching
mailing
list because they cannot know what is currently discussed.
Would you tell me why you replied to my mail privately, although
I posted to devel list? This time I will mail to you privately,
however
unless you have some special reason next
time I will want to post my mail also to devel list so that
people can
see current discussion)
Mamoru, thank you very much for the answers. And excuse me - it was
mistake. Now I answer in list.
First:
* php-devel is not installed when trying to package srpm from spec
and sources. This is
what koji (build server) always does. i.e. koji tries to package
srpm first, at that time
only minimum buildroot packages are installed. Then after srpm
is successfully packaged,
koji (yum) installs additional packages specified by
BuildRequires. After that koji will
actually try to build binary rpms from the spec file.
No, in this case it was scratch build, so initially srpm was
submitted.
So you must ensure that your srpm can successfully
packaged even if none of packages
in BuildRequires are installed (and only minimum buildroot
packages are installed).
* Then looking at your spec file, there are actually two issues
which prevents srpm
from being properly packaged.
1. The line 63
%if %( php -r 'echo version_compare(PHP_VERSION, "5.3.0",
">=") ? 1 : 0;' )
cannot be parsed when php is not installed (again, when koji
first tries to package
srpm, BuildRequires rpms are not installed yet). The correct
line would be something
like:
%if %( which php &>/dev/null && php -r 'echo
version_compare(PHP_VERSION, "5.3.0", ">=") ? 1 : 0'|| echo -n
0 )
However please reconsider if you really want this complicated
line.
This line needed and I don't see any problems with it:
which php &>/dev/null && php -r 'echo
version_compare(PHP_VERSION, "5.3.0", ">=") ? 1 : 0'|| echo -n 0
always should return with 0 exit status and produce only 0 or 1 as
result, even if php not installed.
2. The line 28
%if %{?php_zend_api}0
cannot be parsed when %php_zend_api is not integer (and this is
actually happening
currently). The correct line would be something like
%if 0%{?php_zend_api?1:0}
however it seems this line is no longer needed on Fedora:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging:PHP#C_extensions_.28PECL_and_others.29
It stil needed for EPEL
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging:EPEL#PHP_ABI_Check_Handling
and exactly in this form
Regards,
Mamoru
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