Обсуждение: Re: Postgresql 6.5-1 rpms on RedHat 6.0

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> The RPMS I snarfed from ftp.postgresql.org Friday installed cleanly on
> RedHat 6.  HOWEVER, I attempted an rpm --rebuild on the SRPM, and it did
> not rebuild.  I'll get more detailed error messages for you later --
> right now, I'm going to hammer on 6.5 on RedHat 6.0 for awhile as
> packaged.

OK. I'm not sure if it makes a difference, but I usually do an
"install" of the source rpm, and then build from there. Something like
 $ rpm -ivv postgresql-6.5.src.rpm $ cd /usr/src/redhat/SPECS $ rpm -ba postgresql.spec

> I think the error is an rpm bug, but I'mm not sure -- it chokes after
> doing its chgrp -Rf over the build tree -- however, if I execute the RPM
> temp file manually, it works -- this is the %prep section.  I'll let you
> know what I find.  This is rpm 3.0.1.
> I installed the tcl client, and the pgaccess program ran smoothly.  The
> AOLserver client also ran smoothly.
> So, the binaries you built on 5.2 work fine on my RH 6.0 box -- that has
> the compat-libs installed (glibc-2.0.7).  You may want to get feedback
> from someone without the compat-libs installed -- or get the $1.99
> RedHat 6.0 CD from Cheapbytes.... (www.cheapbytes.com) and try it
> yourself.

I've got the 6.0 CD, since we are putting it on a few machines at
work. I'll probably try upgrading my machine at home first, since we
have one or two commercial apps (Allegro Lisp for one) which may or
may not have trouble with the new kernel.

So, shall we declare these RPMs to be an initial release? RedHat is
interested in doing a maintenance release of Postgres, especially if
the alpha port will build. Presumably they will pound out the RH6.0
and rpm issues, but if anyone else would like to try it first it can
only help. Can someone remind me if the alpha stuff is working on
Linux? My vague recollection is that it works if compiled with "-O0"
(no optimization); can someone confirm this?
                      - Thomas

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Thomas Lockhart                lockhart@alumni.caltech.edu
South Pasadena, California

> > RedHat 6.  HOWEVER, I attempted an rpm --rebuild on the SRPM, and it did
> > not rebuild.  I'll get more detailed error messages for you later --

<snip>

> OK. I'm not sure if it makes a difference, but I usually do an
> "install" of the source rpm, and then build from there. Something like
> 
>   $ rpm -ivv postgresql-6.5.src.rpm
>   $ cd /usr/src/redhat/SPECS
>   $ rpm -ba postgresql.spec

I also did this same procedure.

> > I think the error is an rpm bug, but I'm not sure -- it chokes after
> > doing its chgrp -Rf over the build tree -- however, if I execute the RPM
> > temp file manually, it works -- this is the %prep section.  I'll let you
> > know what I find.  This is rpm 3.0.1.

I got this exact same error on redhat 6.0.  At first glance it looks like
and RPM bug.  Has anyone gotten this rpm to build on a redhat 6.0 system?
I'd be greatly interested in hearing if anyone has gotten this to work.

Mike

Michael J Schout wrote:
> > > RedHat 6.  HOWEVER, I attempted an rpm --rebuild on the SRPM, and it did
> > > not rebuild.  I'll get more detailed error messages for you later --
> 
> <snip>
> 
> > OK. I'm not sure if it makes a difference, but I usually do an
> > "install" of the source rpm, and then build from there. Something like
> I also did this same procedure.

The --rebuild syntax does an rpm -i of the SRPM before invoking a -ba
over the spec file loaded into SPECS by the rpm -i.  It then cleans up
after itself.  And, I DID try an rpm -i postgresql-6.5-1.src.rpm ; cd
/usr/src/redhat/SPECS ; rpm -ba postgresql.spec, with the same error as
with the --rebuild.

> 
> I got this exact same error on redhat 6.0.  At first glance it looks like
> and RPM bug.  Has anyone gotten this rpm to build on a redhat 6.0 system?
> I'd be greatly interested in hearing if anyone has gotten this to work.

I'm going to attempt it tonight with the newest rpm, 3.0.2, hot off the
presses.  Will advise the list in the morning as to results.  AFAIK, the
syntax used by Thomas here (in %prep) is, according to documentation,
correct.  The error is manifested as a "bad exit status" after doing the
recursive chgrp and before doing the recursive chmod of %setup.  At
least that is where the error shows up.

Again, if I manually execute the resulting rpm-tmp script, there is no
error exit reported.

If the nice folk at RedHat will advise when their newest postgresql rpm
is available on rawhide, I'll be glad to test that as well.  Thanks
Cristian and Jeff for your help.

Lamar Owen
WGCR Internet Radio
Lamar Owen