Torsten Anders a écrit :
Dear all,
we are in the process of installing Mozart on a Rocks cluster (8 x 11
cores :). Rocks is based on Centos which is a re-compile of RedHat
Enterprise. We need a binary Mozart RPM, because that is the format
used for the automatic installation on all nodes of the cluster --
which is performed whenever the cluster boots.
Unfortunately, it does not work when we simply compile the RPM sources
with
# rpmbuild --rebuild mozart-1.3.2.20060615-4.src.rpm
The installation fails, because the required version of gdbm is
missing (Mozart depends on 1.8.3 and Rocks comes only with
gdbm-1.8.0-24). We don't need gdbm anyway, but the default rpmbuild
includes it.
So, my question is: how can we create an RPM which leaves out some
Mozart contributions, in particular gdbm. We need something like the
./configure options --disable-contrib and friends. However, we need it
for rpmbuild (or some alternative method for building an RPM).
The RPMs and source RPMs for Mozart are made by the script
mozart/misc/make-mozart-rpm.sh which uses mozart/misc/create-rpm to do
the real work. You can probably change the options to configure in the
latter. The official RPMs were built using these scripts in a virtual
machine (since the scripts must be run as root). The documentation or
lack of it is in the files README-build-unix (somewhat outdated) and
HOWTO (even older).
Thank you!
Best
Torsten
Yves
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University of Plymouth
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