On Thu, Dec 11, 2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> So first, are all %{l_xxx} OpenPKG stuff ? And if so, where are they
> defined (by rpm perhaps?) ?
>
Yes, all that starts with 'l_' is native to OpenPKG. l_cppflags is a local
OpenPKG Macro. You can find these in your /cw/etc/openpkg/rpmmacros file.
> I do not understand the syntax like CXXFLAGS="${CXXFLAGS:-%optflags}"
> Does this consider some default ? How to change this for OpenPKG ?
>
I don't understand that syntax either, but the good news is that I believe
you don't need it. Stick to either the build flags that I sent you, or the
ones from Bill's package. Either set should work fine.
How did it go with your Courier IMAP build (without OpenPKG)? Did you
succeed in building the latest Courier version already? Which build flags
did you use?
> And as I'm testing and probaly making lots off errors, How do I tell rpm to just
> build the binary from .src.rpm with installing it ?
>
If you want to test your .spec file (and just build the sources), then:
$ rpm -bb courier.spec
If you want to only make a source package (and not build anything), then:
$ rpm -bs courier.spec
To make a binary package, you need to build the sources either with:
$ rpm -bb courier.spec
or
$ rpm --rebuild courier-version...src.rpm
There will be no installation to your system until you explicitly ask with:
# rpm -Uvh courier-version...ix86.rpm
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