audio-recorder.spec file edits
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Audio Recorder |
Fix Released
|
High
|
moma |
Bug Description
Here is a diff of the original and an edited spec file:
2c2
< Version: 1.4
---
> Version: 1.1
8c8
< Source0: %{name}
---
> Source0: %{name}
Only two edits were made: changing the version number in one line and adding `-1` to another. The rpm them compiled easily and quickly. Here are my instructions for compile:
1) Move audio-recorder-
It is assumed the rpmbuild environment already exists. It is suggested a user
reserved for development be used as gcc ccache files in the home
directory can become numerous and large.
2) `cd ~/rpmbuild/BUILD; tar -xvf ../SOURCES/
3) `cp -iv audio-recorder/
4) `rpmbuild -bb ../SPECS/
If no errors, the last few lines of output will show rpm packages
created in ~rpmbuild/RPMS subdirectories, which may then be installed.
As user root change to directory containing the rpm. Then
`rpm -ivh audio-recorder-
OR `rpm -Uvh` if updating a previous audio-recorder rpm package.
Changed in audio-recorder: | |
status: | Fix Committed → Fix Released |
Hello and Bom Dia sr. Roland.
Thank you for updating the linux-distros/ fedora/ audio-recorder. spec. fedora/ readme. txt
I also added your instructions to linux-distros/
Updates are visible in revisions 346 and 347. bazaar. launchpad. net/~osmoma/ audio-recorder/ trunk/changes
http://
Obrigado
Osmo Antero
Palmela / Portugal
On Tue, Dec 10, 2013 at 3:50 AM, Ronald Luther Humble <
<email address hidden>> wrote:
> Public bug reported: -%{version} -1.tar. gz -%{version} .tar.gz 1.4-1.tar. gz (or latest tarball) to 1.4-1.tar. gz` linux-distros/ fedora/ audio-recorder. spec audio-recorder. spec` 1.4-1.fc19. x86_64. rpm` /bugs.launchpad .net/bugs/ 1259407 -%{version} -1.tar. gz -%{version} .tar.gz 1.4-1.tar. gz (or latest tarball) to 1.4-1.tar. gz` linux-distros/ fedora/ audio-recorder. spec audio-recorder. spec` 1.4-1.fc19. x86_64. rpm`
>
> Here is a diff of the original and an edited spec file:
> 2c2
> < Version: 1.4
> ---
> > Version: 1.1
> 8c8
> < Source0: %{name}
> ---
> > Source0: %{name}
>
> Only two edits were made: changing the version number in one line and
> adding `-1` to another. The rpm them compiled easily and quickly. Here
> are my instructions for compile:
>
> 1) Move audio-recorder-
> ~/rpmbuild/SOURCES/
> It is assumed the rpmbuild environment already exists. It is suggested
> a user
> reserved for development be used as gcc ccache files in the home
> directory can become numerous and large.
>
> 2) `cd ~/rpmbuild/BUILD; tar -xvf ../SOURCES/audio-
> recorder-
>
> 3) `cp -iv audio-recorder/
> ../SPECS`
>
> 4) `rpmbuild -bb ../SPECS/
> If no errors, the last few lines of output will show rpm packages
> created in ~rpmbuild/RPMS subdirectories, which may then be installed.
> As user root change to directory containing the rpm. Then
> `rpm -ivh audio-recorder-
> OR `rpm -Uvh` if updating a previous audio-recorder rpm package.
>
> ** Affects: audio-recorder
> Importance: Undecided
> Status: New
>
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> Title:
> audio-recorder.spec file edits
>
> Status in Audio Recorder:
> New
>
> Bug description:
> Here is a diff of the original and an edited spec file:
> 2c2
> < Version: 1.4
> ---
> > Version: 1.1
> 8c8
> < Source0: %{name}
> ---
> > Source0: %{name}
>
> Only two edits were made: changing the version number in one line and
> adding `-1` to another. The rpm them compiled easily and quickly. Here
> are my instructions for compile:
>
> 1) Move audio-recorder-
> ~/rpmbuild/SOURCES/
> It is assumed the rpmbuild environment already exists. It is
> suggested a user
> reserved for development be used as gcc ccache files in the home
> directory can become numerous and large.
>
> 2) `cd ~/rpmbuild/BUILD; tar -xvf ../SOURCES/audio-
> recorder-
>
> 3) `cp -iv audio-recorder/
> ../SPECS`
>
> 4) `rpmbuild -bb ../SPECS/
> If no errors, the last few lines of output will show rpm packages
> created in ~rpmbuild/RPMS subdirectories, which may then be
> installed.
> As user root change to directory containing the rpm. Then
> `rpm -ivh audio-recorder-
> OR ...