| Subject: Re: linux client |
| From: baskitcaise |
| Date: 20/11/2003, 14:53 |
Roger S wrote:
Hi, thanks for your reply. I'm possibly in the wrong ng with the next
question but I'll risk it...
I've downloaded the rpm file ksetispy-0.6.0-1-rh9.src.rpm and unpacked
it with "rpm -Uvh ksetispy-0.6.0-1-rh9.src.rpm".
What do I do now? I'm totally lost trying to install and start software
in linux, I'm on a steep learning curve here. I can't even locate the
folder where it is installed. I'll be real grateful for any assistance
on what I should do next.
Regards
Roger
Why not get the full rpm from source forge, there is one there for rh9:-
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=30553
And install that it should be fine.
if not then the .src.rpm should have put the spec file in /usr/src/packages
SPECS/ you can rebuild it with rpm -bb /usr/src/packages/SPECS/kseitispy?????
where ???? is the rest of the name, this will rebuild it and leave the full
rpm in /usr/src/packages/RPM/i386/ ? you can then just install this as
normal.
Warning!
These directions are for Suse I am not 100% on the usage of rpm in rh, I seem
to remember that it might need different commands, but a "man rpm" or " rpm
--help" should give you the right swiches and options.
HTH
--
Mark
Twixt hill and high water.
N.Wales, UK.
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