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If you have any questions at to the future versions of Kpp please
direct email to
ian geiser
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- Why do some of the files in my RPM archive end up in the wrong locations (i.e. /tmp/buildroot/usr/bin)?
- Try changeing your template. Sometimes there are problems with the install paths if you use the
the wrong template to build a spec file.
- My QT includes and libraries are in a non standard location. When I build an application I manually set my
QT directory path at configure time. I still want to build a portable RPM though, so how to I only declare
this for my system.
- You can set temporary configure options during the RPM build time by setting the LOCALFLAGS enviroment
variable. This variable is added to the configure process during build time and will not affect the
rpm or srpm on other systems.
- I use to be able to build an RPM from my tar.gz source distrabuition but now that I have enabled icon support
for the RPM the build process fails saying that it cannot find the xpm file.
- You will have to copy the tar.gz source archive and the xpm file to your SOURCE directory in your RPM directory
and then copy your spec file to the SPEC directory. Then issue an rpm -b on the spec file from within
the RPM directory structure. This only has to be done that time. If you rebuild the SRPM it will find
everything.
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