RPM 构建在安装部分失败
我正在尝试构建我的第一个 rpm 包，它是一个简单的可执行文件 (mysh)。
我的规范文件：
Summary: bla <br>
Name: mysh <br>
Version: 1.0 <br>
Release: 1 <br>
Group: Applications <br>
Source: mysh-1.0.tar.gz <br>
URL: http://www.google.com <br>
Vendor: tadas sofware inc. <br>
Packager: tadas <br>
License: GPL
%description <br>
a very good program!
%prep <br>
rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_DIR/mysh-1.0 <br>
zcat $RPM_SOURCE_DIR/mysh-1.0.tar.gz | tar -xvf -
%build <br>
make
%install <br>
cp mysh /usr/local/bin/mysh
%files <br>
/usr/local/bin/mysh
它失败并出现以下错误：
cd: 8: can't cd to /home/tadzys/rpm/BUILDROOT/mysh-1.0-1.x86_64
当然该文件不存在。我已经尝试将其复制到那里仍然存在相同的错误。不确定我的安装部分是否应该将任何内容放入 BUILDROOT 文件夹中。
我使用的是 Ubuntu 11.04。
I am trying to build my first rpm package, which is one simple executable (mysh).
My spec file:
Summary: bla <br>
Name: mysh <br>
Version: 1.0 <br>
Release: 1 <br>
Group: Applications <br>
Source: mysh-1.0.tar.gz <br>
URL: http://www.google.com <br>
Vendor: tadas sofware inc. <br>
Packager: tadas <br>
License: GPL
%description <br>
a very good program!
%prep <br>
rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_DIR/mysh-1.0 <br>
zcat $RPM_SOURCE_DIR/mysh-1.0.tar.gz | tar -xvf -
%build <br>
make
%install <br>
cp mysh /usr/local/bin/mysh
%files <br>
/usr/local/bin/mysh
It fails with the following error:
cd: 8: can't cd to /home/tadzys/rpm/BUILDROOT/mysh-1.0-1.x86_64
Of course this file doesn't exist there. I've tried copying it there still there same error. Not sure if my install section should put anything to BUILDROOT folder.
I am on Ubuntu 11.04.
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当您在
%install部分中引用目标计算机中的目录时，您需要引用与$RPM_BUILD_ROOT（或%{buildroot})：但是，
%files部分不需要需要更新。另外，在复制文件时，您应该考虑使用
install命令。它与cp类似，但install允许您设置目标文件的权限位：When you refer to directories in the target machine within the
%installsection, you need to reference everything relative to$RPM_BUILD_ROOT(or%{buildroot}):The
%filessection does not need to be updated, however.Also, you should consider using the
installcommand when copying files around. It's similar tocp, butinstallallows you to set the permission bits for the target file: