Hi guys, I'm packing a third party software and this third party software is a tarball with a install.sh and other binaries. For example: $ tar xvzf myprogram.tar.gz $ cd myprogram $ ls bin1 bin2 install.sh To install this software I just need to run (as root) install.sh and myprogram runs fine. After finishing installation I have all the files installed as the following example: /usr/bin/bin1 /usr/bin/bin2 What's the better way to install these files? Do I need to run install.sh on the %install section inside myprogram.spec? Something like this: %install sh install.sh Or do I need to copy all install.sh commands inside %install section? Something like this: %install install -o root -w root -m 0755 bin1 %{_installdir}/bin1 install -o root -w root -m 0755 bin2 %{_installdir}/bin2 And one question just to confirm: do I need to list all bin* files inside %files in both case, right? Thanks in advance. -- Murilo Opsfelder Araújo mopsfelder@xxxxxxxxx {murilo,panda}@bsd.com.br -- Fedora-packaging mailing list Fedora-packaging@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-packaging