Re: rfv: net-snmp.spec patch for 64-bit

2006-11-24 Thread Marcus Rueckert
On 2006-11-23 02:22:58 +0100, Thomas Anders wrote: > The attached patch fixes dist/net-snmp.spec to allow for building RPMs on > 64-bit > platforms by consistently using proper %{_libdir} (translating to /usr/lib64 > on > x86_64) instead of hard-coding /usr/lib. Tested on RHEL4/x86 and RHEL4/x86_

Re: rfv: net-snmp.spec patch for 64-bit

2006-11-23 Thread Thomas Anders
Dave Shield wrote: > I'm slightly surprised the "find" uses a wildcard rather than the _libdir > macro, > but if it works, then fair enough. find uses usr/lib... (*without* a leading slash), so _libdir wouldn't work. +Thomas -- Thomas Anders (thomas.anders at blue-cable.de) -

Re: rfv: net-snmp.spec patch for 64-bit

2006-11-23 Thread Dave Shield
On 23/11/06, Thomas Anders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The attached patch fixes dist/net-snmp.spec to allow for building RPMs on > 64-bit > platforms by consistently using proper %{_libdir} (translating to /usr/lib64 > on > x86_64) instead of hard-coding /usr/lib. Tested on RHEL4/x86 and RHEL4/x

Re: rfv: net-snmp.spec patch for 64-bit

2006-11-23 Thread Thomas Anders
Robert Story wrote: > On Thu, 23 Nov 2006 02:22:58 +0100 Thomas wrote: > TA> The attached patch fixes dist/net-snmp.spec to allow for building RPMs on > 64-bit > TA> platforms by consistently using proper %{_libdir} (translating to > /usr/lib64 on > TA> x86_64) instead of hard-coding /usr/lib. Te

Re: rfv: net-snmp.spec patch for 64-bit

2006-11-23 Thread Robert Story
On Thu, 23 Nov 2006 02:22:58 +0100 Thomas wrote: TA> The attached patch fixes dist/net-snmp.spec to allow for building RPMs on 64-bit TA> platforms by consistently using proper %{_libdir} (translating to /usr/lib64 on TA> x86_64) instead of hard-coding /usr/lib. Tested on RHEL4/x86 and RHEL4/x86

rfv: net-snmp.spec patch for 64-bit

2006-11-22 Thread Thomas Anders
The attached patch fixes dist/net-snmp.spec to allow for building RPMs on 64-bit platforms by consistently using proper %{_libdir} (translating to /usr/lib64 on x86_64) instead of hard-coding /usr/lib. Tested on RHEL4/x86 and RHEL4/x86_64. I'm calling for quick votes to include this in 5.4. +Tho