>From the developers I got courier-imap-2.2.1.tar.bz2
It expands to a tree under courier-imap-2.2.1, bup instaling source rpms normaly
seams to install under a directory just for the main name, as also does
courier-imap-1.5.3 from Bill Campbell. Is this done by the rpm tool or do I need
to repackage or specify something in .spec ?
In the developers packages is allready a courier-imap.spec and a
courier-imap.spec.in (that seams to me a template).
Reading the developer on-line Install instructions I think that I should modify
the .spec file and then issue rpm -bb courier-imap.spec
This .spec has no Prefix: entry, but has %define _prefix /usr/lib/courier-imap
Should I change do %define _prefix %{l_prefix}/usr/lib/courier-imap or Just add
Prefix: %{l_prefix} ?
Also the .spec has
BuildRoot: %{_tmppath}/%{name}-%{version}-%{release}-buildroot
Should I prefix this definition or substitute it with the %{l_buildroot} ?
Also I think I should set the --with-shellpath configuration option to include
OpenPKG path. For this I whant to confirm that %{l_prefix} represents the base
directory where I installed OpenPKG.
And now what should I worry about or search in the .spec file to changes for use
with OpenPKG ?
PS.: The rpm tree I used to see from RedHat has BUILD RPMS SOURCES SPECS
SRPMS, but in OpenPKG ther is only DB PKG SRC TMP. Should I put the
courier-imap-2.2.1.tar.bz2 file just into SRC or does I need to mkdir
courier-imap first ?
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