just a few side notes. i rebuild a lot of src rpms. so many that i made
a small script where all i need to do is type rpmrb <file>.src.rpm .
i just did:
pico /usr/local/bin/rpmrb
rpm --rebuild --target=i686 $1
chmod 100 /usr/local/bin/rpmrb
now for patching. like mike said, installing the source rpm gives you
the source tar.gz, patch that, then what i do is i have a script that i
found on freshmeat called yasop. that will build an rpm out of the
source tar.gz.
hope that helps
eric
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