Create RPM through MakeFile and Tar ball









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I am trying to generate RPM using MakeFile, but it fails to work.
Here I show an example



System is CentOs 7



1- I have my application here



/applicationGroup/group01/app01


2- Here is what I have for sake of example



/applicationGroup/group01/app01/public
/applicatoinGroup/group01/app01/lib
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/.git
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/somephp.php
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/MakeFile
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/rpm.spec
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/build


3- Here is what I want to do




  1. 1- setup the MakeFile, so it create the tarball and save it to
    build/SOURCE



    2- the tar ball should exclude : MakeFile, rpm.spec, .git and
    .gitignore



    3- then MakeFile use the rpmbuild to create the rpm



    4- then run: make rpm clean



    5- the generated rpm should be relocatable. That means, i use the
    prefix=/mynewlocation/myappV02, and install it in a new location on
    same machine.



I need the simplest MakeFile and rpm.spec example to achieve above example.
My problem is, when I run the generated rpm, it install it in its original folder location. even though I use the prefix= option.



Name: myAppName 

Version: 1.0.1
Release: 1
Summary: myApp description
License: free
URL: http://myapp.somedomain.com
BuildArch: noarch
Source0: MyappName_V1.0.1.tar.gz
Prefix: /app01
%description
My software Description

%define_missing_doc_files_terminate_build 0

%prep
%autosetup -c package

%build


%install
rm -rf %buildroot
mkdir -p %buildroot
cp -rp * %buildroot

%files
/app01/*


%changelog










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  • Have you tried to read any manual about relocatable rpms? I googled this: rpm5.org/docs/api/relocatable.html Additionally: I understand you already have some spec file. Can you share it here? By the way: why you want to use makefile?
    – Kuchara
    Nov 10 at 15:45











  • I need to use MakeFile to automate the deployment process. as one single step for developers to create the rpm and one step for DevOp to install the rpm. There is more into this, this is just part of the solution. Docker and git CI/DI is part of it. By the way, i don't have the spec file handy now.
    – user3534653
    Nov 10 at 16:17











  • ok, i found the spec, included above
    – user3534653
    Nov 10 at 16:31










  • You can't do anything with Make until you know how to do i without Make. You must figure out how to build a satisfactory rpm on the command line, before you worry about writing a Makefile.
    – Beta
    Nov 11 at 0:41














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I am trying to generate RPM using MakeFile, but it fails to work.
Here I show an example



System is CentOs 7



1- I have my application here



/applicationGroup/group01/app01


2- Here is what I have for sake of example



/applicationGroup/group01/app01/public
/applicatoinGroup/group01/app01/lib
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/.git
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/somephp.php
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/MakeFile
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/rpm.spec
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/build


3- Here is what I want to do




  1. 1- setup the MakeFile, so it create the tarball and save it to
    build/SOURCE



    2- the tar ball should exclude : MakeFile, rpm.spec, .git and
    .gitignore



    3- then MakeFile use the rpmbuild to create the rpm



    4- then run: make rpm clean



    5- the generated rpm should be relocatable. That means, i use the
    prefix=/mynewlocation/myappV02, and install it in a new location on
    same machine.



I need the simplest MakeFile and rpm.spec example to achieve above example.
My problem is, when I run the generated rpm, it install it in its original folder location. even though I use the prefix= option.



Name: myAppName 

Version: 1.0.1
Release: 1
Summary: myApp description
License: free
URL: http://myapp.somedomain.com
BuildArch: noarch
Source0: MyappName_V1.0.1.tar.gz
Prefix: /app01
%description
My software Description

%define_missing_doc_files_terminate_build 0

%prep
%autosetup -c package

%build


%install
rm -rf %buildroot
mkdir -p %buildroot
cp -rp * %buildroot

%files
/app01/*


%changelog










share|improve this question























  • Have you tried to read any manual about relocatable rpms? I googled this: rpm5.org/docs/api/relocatable.html Additionally: I understand you already have some spec file. Can you share it here? By the way: why you want to use makefile?
    – Kuchara
    Nov 10 at 15:45











  • I need to use MakeFile to automate the deployment process. as one single step for developers to create the rpm and one step for DevOp to install the rpm. There is more into this, this is just part of the solution. Docker and git CI/DI is part of it. By the way, i don't have the spec file handy now.
    – user3534653
    Nov 10 at 16:17











  • ok, i found the spec, included above
    – user3534653
    Nov 10 at 16:31










  • You can't do anything with Make until you know how to do i without Make. You must figure out how to build a satisfactory rpm on the command line, before you worry about writing a Makefile.
    – Beta
    Nov 11 at 0:41












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up vote
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down vote

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I am trying to generate RPM using MakeFile, but it fails to work.
Here I show an example



System is CentOs 7



1- I have my application here



/applicationGroup/group01/app01


2- Here is what I have for sake of example



/applicationGroup/group01/app01/public
/applicatoinGroup/group01/app01/lib
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/.git
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/somephp.php
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/MakeFile
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/rpm.spec
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/build


3- Here is what I want to do




  1. 1- setup the MakeFile, so it create the tarball and save it to
    build/SOURCE



    2- the tar ball should exclude : MakeFile, rpm.spec, .git and
    .gitignore



    3- then MakeFile use the rpmbuild to create the rpm



    4- then run: make rpm clean



    5- the generated rpm should be relocatable. That means, i use the
    prefix=/mynewlocation/myappV02, and install it in a new location on
    same machine.



I need the simplest MakeFile and rpm.spec example to achieve above example.
My problem is, when I run the generated rpm, it install it in its original folder location. even though I use the prefix= option.



Name: myAppName 

Version: 1.0.1
Release: 1
Summary: myApp description
License: free
URL: http://myapp.somedomain.com
BuildArch: noarch
Source0: MyappName_V1.0.1.tar.gz
Prefix: /app01
%description
My software Description

%define_missing_doc_files_terminate_build 0

%prep
%autosetup -c package

%build


%install
rm -rf %buildroot
mkdir -p %buildroot
cp -rp * %buildroot

%files
/app01/*


%changelog










share|improve this question















I am trying to generate RPM using MakeFile, but it fails to work.
Here I show an example



System is CentOs 7



1- I have my application here



/applicationGroup/group01/app01


2- Here is what I have for sake of example



/applicationGroup/group01/app01/public
/applicatoinGroup/group01/app01/lib
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/.git
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/somephp.php
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/MakeFile
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/rpm.spec
/applicationGroup/group01/app01/build


3- Here is what I want to do




  1. 1- setup the MakeFile, so it create the tarball and save it to
    build/SOURCE



    2- the tar ball should exclude : MakeFile, rpm.spec, .git and
    .gitignore



    3- then MakeFile use the rpmbuild to create the rpm



    4- then run: make rpm clean



    5- the generated rpm should be relocatable. That means, i use the
    prefix=/mynewlocation/myappV02, and install it in a new location on
    same machine.



I need the simplest MakeFile and rpm.spec example to achieve above example.
My problem is, when I run the generated rpm, it install it in its original folder location. even though I use the prefix= option.



Name: myAppName 

Version: 1.0.1
Release: 1
Summary: myApp description
License: free
URL: http://myapp.somedomain.com
BuildArch: noarch
Source0: MyappName_V1.0.1.tar.gz
Prefix: /app01
%description
My software Description

%define_missing_doc_files_terminate_build 0

%prep
%autosetup -c package

%build


%install
rm -rf %buildroot
mkdir -p %buildroot
cp -rp * %buildroot

%files
/app01/*


%changelog







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  • Have you tried to read any manual about relocatable rpms? I googled this: rpm5.org/docs/api/relocatable.html Additionally: I understand you already have some spec file. Can you share it here? By the way: why you want to use makefile?
    – Kuchara
    Nov 10 at 15:45











  • I need to use MakeFile to automate the deployment process. as one single step for developers to create the rpm and one step for DevOp to install the rpm. There is more into this, this is just part of the solution. Docker and git CI/DI is part of it. By the way, i don't have the spec file handy now.
    – user3534653
    Nov 10 at 16:17











  • ok, i found the spec, included above
    – user3534653
    Nov 10 at 16:31










  • You can't do anything with Make until you know how to do i without Make. You must figure out how to build a satisfactory rpm on the command line, before you worry about writing a Makefile.
    – Beta
    Nov 11 at 0:41
















  • Have you tried to read any manual about relocatable rpms? I googled this: rpm5.org/docs/api/relocatable.html Additionally: I understand you already have some spec file. Can you share it here? By the way: why you want to use makefile?
    – Kuchara
    Nov 10 at 15:45











  • I need to use MakeFile to automate the deployment process. as one single step for developers to create the rpm and one step for DevOp to install the rpm. There is more into this, this is just part of the solution. Docker and git CI/DI is part of it. By the way, i don't have the spec file handy now.
    – user3534653
    Nov 10 at 16:17











  • ok, i found the spec, included above
    – user3534653
    Nov 10 at 16:31










  • You can't do anything with Make until you know how to do i without Make. You must figure out how to build a satisfactory rpm on the command line, before you worry about writing a Makefile.
    – Beta
    Nov 11 at 0:41















Have you tried to read any manual about relocatable rpms? I googled this: rpm5.org/docs/api/relocatable.html Additionally: I understand you already have some spec file. Can you share it here? By the way: why you want to use makefile?
– Kuchara
Nov 10 at 15:45





Have you tried to read any manual about relocatable rpms? I googled this: rpm5.org/docs/api/relocatable.html Additionally: I understand you already have some spec file. Can you share it here? By the way: why you want to use makefile?
– Kuchara
Nov 10 at 15:45













I need to use MakeFile to automate the deployment process. as one single step for developers to create the rpm and one step for DevOp to install the rpm. There is more into this, this is just part of the solution. Docker and git CI/DI is part of it. By the way, i don't have the spec file handy now.
– user3534653
Nov 10 at 16:17





I need to use MakeFile to automate the deployment process. as one single step for developers to create the rpm and one step for DevOp to install the rpm. There is more into this, this is just part of the solution. Docker and git CI/DI is part of it. By the way, i don't have the spec file handy now.
– user3534653
Nov 10 at 16:17













ok, i found the spec, included above
– user3534653
Nov 10 at 16:31




ok, i found the spec, included above
– user3534653
Nov 10 at 16:31












You can't do anything with Make until you know how to do i without Make. You must figure out how to build a satisfactory rpm on the command line, before you worry about writing a Makefile.
– Beta
Nov 11 at 0:41




You can't do anything with Make until you know how to do i without Make. You must figure out how to build a satisfactory rpm on the command line, before you worry about writing a Makefile.
– Beta
Nov 11 at 0:41

















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