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Index
Subsections
- The Philosophy Behind RPM
- The Basics of Developing With RPM
- Building Packages: A Simple Example
- rpm -b Command Reference
- rpm -b -- What Does it Do?
- rpm -bp -- Execute %prep
- rpm -bc -- Execute %prep,
%build
- rpm -bi -- Execute %prep, %build,
%install
- rpm -bb -- Execute %prep, %build,
%install, package (bin)
- rpm -ba -- Execute %prep, %build,
%install, package (bin, src)
- rpm -bl -- Check %files list
- --short-circuit -- Force build to start at particular
stage
- --buildarch <arch> -- Perform Build For the
<arch> Architecture
- --buildos <os> -- Perform Build For the
<os> Operating System
- --sign -- Add a Digital Signature to the
Package
- --test -- Create, Save Build Scripts For
Review
- --clean -- Clean up after
build
- --buildroot <path> -- Execute
%install using <path> as the
root
- --timecheck <secs> -- Print a warning if
files to be packaged are over <secs>
old
- -vv -- Display debugging information
- --quiet -- Produce as Little Output as Possible
- --rcfile <rcfile> -- Set alternate rpmrc file
to <rcfile>
- Other Build-related Commands
- Inside the Spec File
- Adding Dependency Information to a Package
- Making a Relocatable Package
- Making a Package That Can Build Anywhere
- Adding PGP Signatures to a Package
- Creating Subpackages
- Building Packages for Multiple Architectures and Operating
Systems
- Real-World Package Building
- A Guide to the RPM Library API
- Format of the RPM File
- The rpmrc File
- Concise RPM Command Reference
- Available Tags For --queryformat
- Concise Spec File Reference
- RPM-related Resources
- An Introduction to PGP
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