rajeshkumar created the topic: RMP Quick Books Command
Before trying to build anything from it, you should run rpmlint on the spec file:
rpmlint program.spec
Once you’ve create a spec file, say “program.spec”, you can create source and binary RPMs by simply running this:
rpmbuild -ba program.spec
If you just want to create a source RPM (.src.rpm), do this in the SPECS directory:
rpmbuild -bs program.spec
RPM install
rpm -ivp XYZ1.rpm XYZ2.rpm XYZ3.rpm …
You can uninstall packages later using:
rpm -e XYZ1 XYZ2 XYZ3
Once you have the source RPM, running the following command installs the src.rpm
rpm -ivh sourcepackage-name*.src.rpm
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