Hello,
On 12 February 2013 07:18, Casper <fantom@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
$ rpmdev-newspec -m -r 4.5 -o package.spec
Hi folks,
8 months ago I opened a ticket on rpmdevtools track to request the
integration of a spec template. 5 months later without any response,
someone made a ping on the ticket, but there was no response for now.
https://fedorahosted.org/rpmdevtools/ticket/20
So my question is: Is there any living developper of rpmdevtools, just
to add one file in the git repo ?...
The situation is already much better:
rpmdev-newinit
rpmdev-newspec
cpanspec
rpmdev-newinit
rpmdev-newspec
cpanspec
Examples:
$ rpmdev-newspec -m -r 4.5 -o package.spec
Generates a spec file with all the tags required for RHEL 5 systems; while the following:
$ rpmdev-newspec -m -o package.spec
$ rpmdev-newspec -m -o package.spec
Generates a spec file with all the tags required for RHEL 6 and Fedora systems.
You can experiment with -r for the various rpm versions and there's also some logic in the command to generate the correct %post and %postun sections if the spec file has "libs" in its name. The same goes for python, etc.
For perl; you can use cpanspec:
$ cpanspec -m Math-Polygon-Tree
$ cpanspec -m Math-Polygon-Tree
This super handy tool generates a spec file that already includes license, description, version, etc. all generated from CPAN; with the "-o" switch you can also generate for older RHEL/Fedora releases.
For RHEL SysV init scripts use:
$ rpmdev-newinit -o package.init
$ rpmdev-newinit -o package.init
The various init scripts and rpm spec files do follow of course the package guidelines.
Regards,
--Simone
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