[OpenAFS] Re: OpenAFS for RedHat Linux Enterprise
Derek Atkins
warlord@MIT.EDU
Fri, 09 Jan 2004 13:11:33 -0500
Any chance you could "diff -u"? It's much much MUCH easier to read..
-derek
Troy Dawson <dawson@fnal.gov> writes:
> Sorry for the delay.
> After doing this diff, I remembered that I actually merged my old spec
> file,
>> From RedHat 9, with Fedora's. The vast majority of the spec files
>> are
> similar, but there are a couple places that were in my old spec file,
> that I just kept there because it just looked like it should work that
> way.
>
>
> First, I'll do the diff, and then I'll say why I did the changes.
> -------------------------------------------------------------
> # diff fedora.openafs-1.2.10.spec LTS.openafs-1.2.10.spec
> 2c2
> < %define pkgrel 1
> ---
> > %define pkgrel 3
> 7c7
> < %define osvers fd1.0
> ---
> > %define osvers LTS3.0
> 30c30
> < %define enterprisekernelsupport 0
> ---
> > %define enterprisekernelsupport 1
> 35c35
> < %define bigmemkernelsupport 0
> ---
> > %define bigmemkernelsupport 1
> 79c79
> < Source4: openafs-SuidCells
> ---
> > #Source4: openafs-SuidCells
> 89c89
> < Patch0: openafs-%{afsvers}-rc.patch
> ---
> > #Patch0: openafs-%{afsvers}-rc.patch
> 226c226
> < %patch0 -p0 -b .rc
> ---
> > #%patch0 -p0 -b .rc
> 306d305
> < hm=0
> 341d339
> < PrintDefine "__BOOT_KERNEL_HUGEMEM" $hm und,def,nl $file
> 454,455c452
> < make all PROGS="asetkey aklog ka-forwarder" \
> < KRB524LIB= AKLOG_EXTRA_OBJ= && \
> ---
> > make all PROGS="asetkey aklog ka-forwarder" && \
> 458d454
> < KRB524LIB= AKLOG_EXTRA_OBJ= \
> 516c512
> < install -p -m 644 $RPM_SOURCE_DIR/openafs-SuidCells $uve/SuidCells
> ---
> > #install -p -m 644 $RPM_SOURCE_DIR/openafs-SuidCells $uve/SuidCells
> 633,647d628
> < echo
> < echo The AFS cache is configured for 100 MB. Edit the
> < echo /usr/vice/etc/cacheinfo file to change this before
> < echo running AFS for the first time. You should also
> < echo set your home cell in /usr/vice/etc/ThisCell.
> < echo
> < echo Also, you may want to edit /etc/pam.d/login and
> < echo possibly others there to get an AFS token on login.
> < echo Put the line:
> < echo
> < echo auth sufficient /lib/security/pam_afs.so
> try_first_pass ignore_root
> < echo
> < echo before the one for pwdb.
> < echo
> <
> 683c664
> < %config /usr/vice/etc/SuidCells
> ---
> > #%config /usr/vice/etc/SuidCells
> -----------------------------------------------
>
> Mine is at release 3, it took me 3 times to get it here
>
> It is called LTS 3.0 (to match the enterprise 3.0 naming)
>
> The enterprise and bigmem kernel support, was one of the leftover from
> the RedHat 9 spec file I was using. I had just decided to leave it
> because, after all, this was an enterprise kernel, and we were using
> big memory.
>
> I never have liked the SuidCells thing, at least for my site, so I
> always take it out.
>
> I comment out the rc patch. I have made some minor changes to the
> startup script, so I actually put in that patch by hand, and then put
> in my own. My change checks more than just that the network up, it
> actually does a 'wget' ping of port 7000 of the server. But I don't
> change anything dealing with what kernel get's loaded.
>
> This next batch of differences, there was a difference between the two
> spec files, and I left it the way it was with my old one.
>
> Again, the SuidCell thing
>
> I take out the comment that get's said. Those things are already set
> for my users.
>
> And again, the SuidCell thing.
>
> I hope this helps things.
> Troy Dawson
>
> David Chait wrote:
>> Troy,
>> Could you possibly document the changes you make in the spec file for
>> us? I have been having similar issues with RHEL 3.
>> Thanks,
>> David
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Troy Dawson" <dawson@fnal.gov>
>> To: <openafs-info@openafs.org>
>> Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 12:12 PM
>> Subject: [OpenAFS] Re: OpenAFS for RedHat Linux Enterprise
>>
>>>>From: Andrew Bacchi <bacchi@rpi.edu>
>>>>I build OpenAFS 1.2.10 for RHEL 2.1 using the release for RH 7.3 SRPMS.
>> It is not difficult to do, but it needs to be done for almost every
>> RH
>> kernel release. Get the SRPMs, install them with rpm -i, and edit the spec
>> file for your needs. Issue rpmbuild -ba specfile, and away it goes. On Thu,
>> 2004-01-08 at 10:26, Roberto.Gomezel@ts.infn.it wrote:
>>
>>>>>>Hi all,
>>>>>> please someone could you tell me if there is a plan about the
>> chance of
>>
>>>>>>having an openafs release for RedHat Linux Enterprise in the future?
>>>>>>Thank you in advance
>>>>>> Bye
>>>>>> Roberto Gomezel
>>>>>> INFN - Italy
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>
>>>When rebuilding for RedHat Enterprise 3.0 you need to start with the
>> Fedora
>>
>>>Core 1 SRPM's. Starting with those it is quite straight forward.
>>>
>>>My rpm's are built for a RHEL 3.0 dirivitive (we recompiled our own
>>>distribution from RH's SRPMS), but they should work on RHEL 3.0. These are
>>>basically the openafs rpm's from fedora core 1, recompiled, with a few
>> minor
>>
>>>modifications, such as binding to the fnal.gov domain. But if you want to
>> try
>>
>>>them you can. They are at
>> ftp://linux.fnal.gov/linux/contrib/openafs/RHEL30/
>>
>>>Troy
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>>
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