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System Configuration and Management -- Build a simple RPM that packages a single file

This is an interesting objective – something that I have never had to do before. After looking around at various tutorials and such, the wording of the objective is even more confusing – RPM packages are designed to install programs, not just copy a file. For example, there is a great how-to for creating RPM packages at http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/PackageMaintainers/CreatingPackageHowTo . A few days looking and I actually came upon a need to create a package – I want to have a silent install of Linux in our datacenter that copies custom scripts to the systems. The best way to handle this would of course be to build an RPM package that included just the one script. A little Googling and bingo! http://lincgeek.org/blog/?p=303 has just the information I needed on how to package a single file and direct it to install into a specific location. STEP 1 : Install the necessary packages Each site you go to says something different, but it appears that the rpmdevtools contain...

New features in Avamar Desktop/Laptop

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