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Binary RPM naming | doubt



Hi

Thank you so much for the reply.i was able to build the binary rpm with
the name I specified.
Now I am facing another issue, the rpmbuild is actually creating these
rpms.

Wrote: /home/sapient/redhat/SRPMS/yyy-1.0-1.src.rpm
Wrote: /home/sapient/redhat/RPMS/xxx.i386.rpm
Wrote: /home/sapient/redhat/RPMS/xxx.i386.rpm 

Since there are two binary rpms,it is saving only one at /RPMS/
location.and when I try to install that using rpm -ivh xxx.i386.rpm
,what I get is

Preparing...                ###########################################
[100%]
   1:yyy-debuginfo       ###########################################
[100%]

It is not installing the binary rpm ,rather it is install the debuginfo.

Is there anything wrong with what I have done or is this the way it
works.

Lis

-----Original Message-----
From: rpm-list-bounces redhat com [mailto:rpm-list-bounces redhat com]
On Behalf Of Luciano Miguel Ferreira Rocha
Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2006 5:17 PM
To: rpm-list redhat com
Subject: Re: Binary RPM naming | doubt


Options (resulting in RPMS/xxx.i386.rpm):

a)
%define my_build_name_fmt xxx 
%define _build_name_fmt %{my_build_name_fmt}.%_arch.rpm

b)
%define _build_name_fmt xxx.%_arch.rpm

c)
rpmbuild -ba yyy.spec --define "_build_name_fmt xxx.%_arch.rpm"

d)
my_build_name_fmt=xxx
rpmbuild -ba yyy.spec --define "_build_name_fmt
$my_build_name_fmt.%_arch.rpm"

etc.

You just can0t have _build_name_fmt=$var and define var in a scriplet
(%build, etc.).

-- 
lfr
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