These are the scripts I use for building and managing rpms & src.rpms for Tao Linux.
They still kinda suck, just not as bad now. ;-) (and of course, mainly, they Work For Me(tm)) The tarball is still hard-coded for installation in /usr/local, but was made a little more flexible in repo organization. In brief: tmnewrepo <dir> yum|build|dist create a tmtools compatible repository directory structure tmbuild (-n e-mail addy) run w/in a build repo, starts a build of all src.rpms in queue directory. Customized (hard-coded) for i386; builds i386/i586/i686/athlon as appropriate for kernel, glibc, etc. -n to send notify when done. tmrpm / tmrpmbuild wrappers to run rpm & rpmbuild using current repo as topdir tmgensrpmmap run w/in any repo, creates the srpmmap/*smap files that indicate which rpms where built by which src.rpms. pre-requisite to using the tools listed below. tmmove x.smap ... /dest/repo move entire sets of rpms & src.rpms between repo directories tmcopy x.smap ... /dest/repo tmdelete x.smap ... tmverifyrpms /path/to/ref/rpms Used to compare rpms built to a set of reference rpms; see the script for what is actually checked/compared. Appends results to lines in smap file. tmprunerepo (-t) When run w/in a repo, it prunes older rpm/srpm sets. -t is a test run that doesn't actually call tmdelete. These are the scripts I use all the time; there are a couple others that aren't finished. Still, these make it really easy & fast for me to create individual specialized build repositories, check the results, and merge the best stuff & stuff I want into a single yum or dist repository. The latest version can be found at: ftp://dist.taolinux.org/pub/taolinux/tao-1.0-i386/tmtools/ Also there you'll find my 'getupdates.sh' script which I run in cron; it mirrors SRPMS from RH & fires off an automated build of whatever it finds. It's likewise hard-coded, but easily modified for your own use. Comments/patches welcome. regards, David
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