On Wed, 3 Jul 2013, Yasha Karant wrote:
On 07/03/2013 06:37 AM, Dag Wieers wrote:
They cannot be using mock, otherwise it wouldn't pick up the newer,
alien libstdc++ from Ubuntu 12.04. Besides, if they did it would all
have magically worked (or not have built at all).
Version : 27.0.1453.110
Build Host: lin64build12.chrome.corp.google.com
vs
Version : 28.0.1500.70
Build Host: precise64build2.chrome.corp.google.com
RPM version: 4.9.1.1
So the RPM version pretty much gives away that they do not build on
RHEL. And rpm-4.9.1.1 is exactly what ships with Ubuntu Precise Pangolin
(aka Ubuntu 12.04).
Need more proof ? :-)
Please pardon this question, but how did you extract the above information?
Try:
rpm --querytags
You'll get a list of query tags you can use together with rpm --queryformat:
[dag@moria ~]$ rpm -q --queryformat 'Version: %{VERSION}\nBuild Host:
%{BUILDHOST}\nRPM Version: %{RPMVERSION}\n' google-chrome-stable
Version: 27.0.1453.110
Build Host: lin64build12.chrome.corp.google.com
RPM Version: 4.7.2
[dag@moria ~]$ rpm -qp --queryformat 'Version: %{VERSION}\nBuild Host:
%{BUILDHOST}\nRPM Version: %{RPMVERSION}\n'
google-chrome-stable-28.0.1500.70-209565.x86_64.rpm
Version: 28.0.1500.70
Build Host: precise64build2.chrome.corp.google.com
RPM Version: 4.9.1.1
Kind regards,
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