On 12/2/25 5:03 PM, jbk wrote:
I also needed par2cmdline and the two perl-NET
dependencies. I used F40 sources for the perl items. Now
that I've done this the order matters in the mock build
process. Once I made my user a member of the mock group I
cd'd to the directory containing my sources. First build
mock BackupPC-XS...srpm then run mock --install
/var/lib..../results/BackupPC-XS-...x86_64.rpm this
installs it in the mock chroot environment. For building
all the remaining sources you have to use the --no-clean
option to mock or you'll loose all your prior work.
I installed the six packages w/o issue in my RL10.1 vm.
You should create the backuppc user first before doing the
install. I didn't so wil have to mess around with that
before I can configure it.
--
Jim KR
I've now spent a week or so testing this build and all the
test backups of target client have succeeded and also some
select restores. I configured httpd with mod_perl which
reflects the production operation on my home system.
I would now like to build and install the BackupPC-4.4.1rc1
release candidate starting with building BackupPC_XS-0.63.
These release candidates do not have pre built src.rpm's or
spec file thus when trying to build in mock it is
complaining of the lack of a spec file. Is it possible to
extract and modify the spec file for the current
BackupPC_XS-0.62 to reflect the .63 candidate. I've already
extracted it and browsed for what changes need to be made.
Obviously the change log is going to be lacking in
completeness. I would remove the references to zlib being
provided.
I don't want to use any other install method other than as
an rpm.
Your thoughts and guidance appreciated.
--
Jim KR
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