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...b vulnerable, because of RHSA-2019:3708 It states, that mariadb must be updated at least to the version "10.3.17-1.module+el8.1.0+3974+90eded84". CentOS' last version is "10.3.17-1.module_el8.1.0+257+48736ea6". Rpm/yum considers CentOS' version older, than RHEL's. % rpmdev-vercmp 3:10.3.17-1.module_el8.1.0+257+48736ea6 3:10.3.17-1.module+ el8.1.0+3974+90eded84 3:10.3.17-1.module_el8.1.0+257+48736ea6 < 3:10.3.17-1.module+el8.1.0+3974+ 90eded84 That's why Clair considers it's vulnerable. Is there any way to fix it? -- skype: miptpatriot

We have received a perl program that makes use of "Net::Interface" module which I am trying to run on CentOS 8. However, running into issues as this module is not found. use Net::Interface; I could use cpan to install the same, but currently using the rpm packages for all the needs. Any idea which rpm package provides this perl module? Thanks.

Stephen John Smoogen wrote: > On Wed, Dec 27, 2017 at 3:41 PM <m.roth at 5-cent.us> wrote: > >> I'm trying to build a package to create a directory and install some >> files. My rpmbuild keeps failing, unable to cd into the directory, "no >> such". Now, in the tmpfile, I *see* it cd'ing into BUILD/opt, and the >> source was unzipped and untared

...t; Jegadeesh Kumar wrote: > >> I setup the RPM build server and read some doc to write the spec >> files. but i did get it clearly. So can you guys please help me >> to write a new RPM spec. If you have set up an RPM build server then you should have installed the rpmbuild and rpmdevtools packages. If you have installed the latter then you can use vi (vim/gvim) to automatically create an empty spec template file simply by opening any new file name ending in '.spec'. It will look like this: Name: Version: Release: 1%{?dist} Summary: Group: License: URL: Source0: Buil...

...-2019:3708 > It states, that mariadb must be updated at least to the version > "10.3.17-1.module+el8.1.0+3974+90eded84". CentOS' last version is > "10.3.17-1.module_el8.1.0+257+48736ea6". Rpm/yum considers CentOS' version > older, than RHEL's. > > % rpmdev-vercmp 3:10.3.17-1.module_el8.1.0+257+48736ea6 3:10.3.17-1.module+ > el8.1.0+3974+90eded84 > 3:10.3.17-1.module_el8.1.0+257+48736ea6 < 3:10.3.17-1.module+el8.1.0+3974+ > 90eded84 > > That's why Clair considers it's vulnerable. Is there any way to fix it? > > The issu...

...e same, but currently using the rpm packages > for all the needs. Any idea which rpm package provides this perl module? There are no CentOS 8packages that provide that Perl module, I don?t see packages in C7 either (nor in EPEL). I suggest packaging them yourself. The rpm-build package has an rpmdev-newspec command that can take a -t perl argument to create a spec file from a template for a perk module. So `rpmdev-newspec -t perl perl-Net-Interface` -- Jonathan Billings

...iles > %{buildroot}/%{name} Use the final absolute install path in %files. Don't include the buildroot. So just /opt/%{name}. > What I see from the rpmbuild is > + cd /usr//local//src//rpmbuild/BUILD Don't build as root. I create a special user to build packages from. Install the rpmdevtools package and run rpmdev-setuptree as your build user. http://www.g-loaded.eu/2006/04/05/how-to-build-rpm-packages-on-fedora/

...e} > Use the final absolute install path in %files. Don't include the buildroot. So > just /opt/%{name}. >> What I see from the rpmbuild is >> + cd /usr//local//src//rpmbuild/BUILD > Don't build as root. I create a special user to build packages from. Install > the rpmdevtools package and run rpmdev-setuptree as your build user. > > http://www.g-loaded.eu/2006/04/05/how-to-build-rpm-packages-on-fedora/ > _______________________________________________ > CentOS mailing list > CentOS at centos.org > https://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos &...

.../rpmbuild/BUILD > + '[' > /usr/local/src/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/smipmicfg-1.27.0-.el7.centos.x86_64 '!=' > / ']' > And you see that "-" after the name/version You're missing a lot of package metadata in your spec file. I suggest starting over, install rpmdevtools, use: rpmdev-newspec -t minimal smipmicfg It will create a file smipmicfg.spec, and it will be fully populated with a mimimal spec file. You can probably just remove the %build section entirely, and just use the %install section to extract the contents of the tarball (or just create the dir...

Hi, I'm missing perl-Filesys-Df ins CentOS-8, I need it because of Df.pm which is in it. Any suggestiosn? Adrian -- Adri P. van Bloois "Elegance is not a dispensable luxury but a factor that decides between success and failure." Edsger W. Dijkstra

CentOS-5.7 rpmdevtools-6.8-1 Following installation of rpmdevtools when I run rpmdev-setuptree as root, then root has a directory rpmbuild created in its home directory. If I do this as a non-privileged user instead then nothing happens. What am I missing? -- *** E-Mail is NOT a SECURE channel...

Hi, Are there tutorials available in official CentOS documentation for writing RPM Spec file Regards Kaushal

Hi, I have upgraded my Dell C151 to the latest 5.6. I have always used ntp to sync this machine and then the rest of the machines in the network would sync from it. Since the update I cannot keep the right time on the machine. This is with / without ntp. I have attempted various scenario's with no luck. I am now trying the old kernel now as I type this out. If anyone else has any

Hello, I'd like to get in to rpm building and am looking for a CentOS specific document if any to get me going? I want to repackage an existing rpm and give it different runtime options so it'll work on a server, and make an rpm at least one probably more, and then submit them to the rpmforge repo. Googling showed me some old Suse docs on this subject. Any help appreciated. Thanks.

On CentOS5 I was used to create a simple spec file where at the end I'll declare files and directories I wan't to package: --< Snip >-- %files %dir /opt/myapp %dir /opt/myapp/bin %dir /opt/myapp/etc /opt/myapp/bin/exec01 /opt/myapp/etc/myapp.conf ---- I'll copy the file in /usr/src/redhat/SPECS and run "rpmbuild -bb myapp.spec". On CentOS6 rpm-build package no longer

...don't really want to do this with core operating system functions since you can end up with a Frankenstein system that might not work properly any more. In many cases (more than a few but by no means all) you can compile a Fedora rpm for Centos using the following procedure. You need to have rpmdevtools installed: yum install rpmdevtools Now set up the build directory structure in your home directory: rpmdev-setuptree After that, download the Fedora srpm, then run a rpmbuild command against the rpm you downloaded: rpmbuild -ba nameofsourcerpm.src.rpm Now you see what happens. Sometimes...

I?m trying to build a 2.6.18-128.1.6.el5 kernel without kabichk. I have downloaded the sources, installed the compiler, etc and ran the following command rpmbuild -bb --target=`uname -m` --without kabichk --with baseonly --without debug \ --without debuginfo kernel-2.6.spec. I had modified the .SPEC file according to the WIKI page http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/Custom_Kernel I have NOT

This question may not belong in the Centos.org list, but I do want to compile against this distro. Please advise. The question: Can I be pointed at methods to learn to compile source against a distro. I have software development background (but too long ago to be specifically useful; however I have the concepts). Typically I can find some fairly decent step-by-steps for some apps, but it

Does anyone know of a repository that's *trustworthy* (gotta worry 'bout malware) with newer ruby rpm's than RHEL has? OT: the more I deal with ruby, the less I like it. Someone here was ready to move to a newer version, and from the ruby.org website, they're apparently actively hostile to all RH-related distros, even though we're the most common in North America. They've

...loo.ca/fedora/linux/releases/25/ > Everything/source/tree/Packages/p/pdfshuffler-0.6.0-9.fc25.src.rpm > > It took about three seconds to do the whole job and now I have this: > > pdfshuffler-0.6.0-9.el7.centos.noarch.rpm > > You can easily do the same if you wish. Just install rpmdevtools and any > necessary dependencies for the rpm that you want to compile and off you > go. The rpmbuild command will even tell you about any missing > dependencies. For example, my first attempt at compiling keepassx told me: > > error: Failed build dependencies: > li...