No, it means that you cannot distribute binary (compiled) RPMs. So
while .src.rpm files are OK, i386.rpm or .x86_64.rpm is not allowed.
The only way I could think of around this would be to distribute
tarballs of the source as .i386.rpm and have the postinstall script
actually compile and install it.
W
Aaron Johnson wrote:
Warren (mailing lists) wrote:
We talked about this several months back. The main problem is that,
by its license, qmail can only be distributed as source, yum is
generally for installing object rpms.
I assume that means that you cannot install both the compiled qmail and
source at the same time?
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