Add RPM using a spec file #61
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OpenVoxProject/ezbake#33 fixes that |
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This is a work in progress to deliver openvox-server on RPM systems using a real spec file. This results in a single SRPM that can be used to build on all platforms. It takes the produced source tarball (with
rake vox:build) as input and then completely bypasses ezbake. You can take this SRPM and feed it to mock.I have builds of this in https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/ekohl/openvox8.
Known to be missing:
%installinstead of relying on specified sources. This means internet access is needed within the buildroot.tmpfiles.d, let the systemd service handle it or avoid it altogether (related Respect systemd's RUNTIME_DIRECTORY environment variable openvox#165 & Check if/usr/lib/tmpfiles.d/puppetserver.confis really needed in packages planning#69)vox:buildto produce the SRPM and use mock to build