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RPM #6
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Patches welcome! |
We have a pretty stable .deb now. Might alien be able to convert this? I have no redhat, so if anyone wants to test, i'll happily put the alien call into the makefile and make the rpm available in https://github.com/wamdam/backy2/releases |
If there's an RPM provided I can definitely test it |
A pypi package would also be cool, if made available, btw |
I've uploaded it to pypi. You might test checking out the code and trying to do a python3 setup.py bdist_rpm and look into you dist folder. Tell me if it works. I'm lacking the rpm tool here… |
Just verified. On a fresh ubuntu 16.04 this works: apt-get install python3-pip backy2 initdb ;) |
That fails on a CentOS7.4 host:
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Cloned into a new dir instead of pulling into an existing one:
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Yeah, obviously rpmspec is missing:
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ok, installed rpm-build and fixed another bug (python3 was hardcoded while my system came with python3.6 as executable so had to make a symlink) and now the RPM is built. Will test it tomorrow and report |
Installation (had to enable the IUS repo for python3)
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Trying to run backy2:
looks like another dependency is missing, and the RPM doesn't pull it in... |
Installed python34-setuptools (this should be added as a dependency so a yum install can install it) and now I'm getting
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any ideas what to do about this? |
Me? Not at all. Never had a redhat. |
Adding the spec file as it is used for openSUSE. Helps with wamdam#6
Maybe the above mentioned spec file can help |
The original backy2 had an [issue](wamdam#6) about creating an rpm. I created a [pull request](wamdam#21) there to add a spec file template. Since backy2 seems abandoned I switched to benji. I currently maintain a [package](https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file/home:jubalh/benji) in my local home on OBS, with the intention to submit it to official openSUSE repositories once benji becomes stable. I would like to add this spec file for reference for others who are interested in building an rpm on their own infrastructure or for other rpm based distributions.
Would be great to have an RPM version of the software, especially with python3 missing from the regular EL7 repos
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