On 24 October 2006 at 17:00, Erez Zilber <erezz@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I want to build a src rpm file that can be built to a binary rpm. The
> name of the binary rpm depends on a condition (actually, I want to check
> the distribution type and set the binary rpm name accordingly). How can
> I do that?
>
> Example:
>
> The src rpm:
> my_src_rpm.src.rpm
>
> If it is built on RedHat:
> redhat_name.<arch>.rpm
>
> If it is built on SuSE:
> suse_name.<arch>.rpm
I do something like that. What I do is to use the same source
RPM package for work and home. This is complicated by the fact
that at work I run both Solaris 5.8 and Red Hat Enterprise 3.0.
At home I run Mandrake 9.0 & 10.1 and Mandriva 2006 & 2007.
Here's a part of my spec file template that manages that.
%define srcname encdec
%define binname %{srcname}_%{_os}
%define version 12.17.1
%define release 0
%if %at_work
%ifos linux
%define name %{binname}
%define distversion %(rpm -qf --qf='%{VERSION}' /etc/redhat-release)
%define systag rhe
%else
%define name %{srcname}
%define distversion %(uname -r)
%define systag sol
%endif
%else
%define name %{srcname}
%define distversion %{mdkversion}
%define systag mdk
%endif
Name: %{name}
Version: %{version}
Release: %{release}_%{distversion}%{systag}_1home_1work
Provides: %{srcname}
%_os is defined by default with RPM. I define %at_work in ~/.rpmmacros
I almost forgot, at home I install my RPMs as root into standard
places, like /usr and /usr/local. At work I install into /home/me
This is also managed via ~/.rpmmacros as are things like locations
for perl, etc.
Good luck....
--
Kevin
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