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Building PKI Common Components (Dogtag 1.3 and Earlier ONLY)

Building PKI Common Components (Dogtag 1.3 and Earlier ONLY)#

OS Util (osutil)#

Obtain the latest osutil SRPM:

``   yumdownloader –source osutil``

To create binary RPMs from this SRPM, become root, and execute the following commands:

``   rpm -Uvh osutil-{version}-{release}.src.rpm``
``   cd /usr/src/redhat``
``   rpmbuild -bb SPECS/osutil.spec``

The RPMs will be created in RPMS/{arch}. Become root, and execute the following commands:

``   cd RPMS/{arch}``
``   rpm -Uvh *.rpm``

If a developer needs to make changes or apply patches to RPMs, do the following:

``   rpm2cpio osutil-{version}-{release}.src.rpm} | cpio -idumv``
``   gtar -zxvf osutil-{version}.tar.gz``
``   cd osutil-{version}``
``   make changes, or add a patch``
``   ./release``

The RPMs will be created in osutil-{version}/dist/rpmpkg/RPMS/{arch}. Become root, and execute the following commands:

``   cd osutil-{version}/dist/rpmpkg/RPMS/{arch}``
``   rpm -Uvh *.rpm``

Sym Key (pki-symkey)#

Obtain the latest pki-symkey SRPM:

``   yumdownloader –source pki-symkey``

To create binary RPMs from this SRPM, become root, and execute the following commands:

``   rpm -Uvh pki-symkey-{version}-{release}.src.rpm``
``   cd /usr/src/redhat``
``   rpmbuild -bb SPECS/pki-symkey.spec``

The RPMs will be created in RPMS/{arch}. Become root, and execute the following commands:

``   cd RPMS/{arch}``
``   rpm -Uvh *.rpm``

If a developer needs to make changes or apply patches to RPMs, do the following:

``   rpm2cpio pki-symkey-{version}-{release}.src.rpm} | cpio -idumv``
``   gtar -zxvf pki-symkey-{version}.tar.gz``
``   cd pki-symkey-{version}``
``   make changes, or add a patch``
``   ./release``

The RPMs will be created in pki-symkey-{version}/dist/rpmpkg/RPMS/{arch}. Become root, and execute the following commands:

``   cd pki-symkey-{version}/dist/rpmpkg/RPMS/{arch}``
``   rpm -Uvh *.rpm``

PKI Util (pki-util)#

Obtain the latest pki-util SRPM:

``   yumdownloader –source pki-util``

To create binary RPMs from this SRPM, become root, and execute the following commands:

``   rpm -Uvh pki-util-{version}-{release}.src.rpm``
``   cd /usr/src/redhat``
``   rpmbuild -bb SPECS/pki-util.spec``

The RPMs will be created in RPMS/noarch. Become root, and execute the following commands:

``   cd RPMS/noarch``
``   rpm -Uvh *.rpm``

If a developer needs to make changes or apply patches to RPMs, do the following:

``   rpm2cpio pki-util-{version}-{release}.src.rpm} | cpio -idumv``
``   gtar -zxvf pki-util-{version}.tar.gz``
``   cd pki-util-{version}``
``   make changes, or add a patch``
``   ./release``

The RPMs will be created in pki-util-{version}/dist/rpmpkg/RPMS/noarch. Become root, and execute the following commands:

``   cd pki-util-{version}/dist/rpmpkg/RPMS/noarch``
``   rpm -Uvh *.rpm``

Native Tools (pki-native-tools)#

Obtain the latest pki-native-tools SRPM:

``   yumdownloader –source pki-native-tools``

To create binary RPMs from this SRPM, become root, and execute the following commands:

``   rpm -Uvh pki-native-tools-{version}-{release}.src.rpm``
``   cd /usr/src/redhat``
``   rpmbuild -bb SPECS/pki-native-tools.spec``

The RPMs will be created in RPMS/{arch}. Become root, and execute the following commands:

``   cd RPMS/{arch}``
``   rpm -Uvh *.rpm``

If a developer needs to make changes or apply patches to RPMs, do the following:

``   rpm2cpio pki-native-tools-{version}-{release}.src.rpm} | cpio -idumv``
``   gtar -zxvf pki-native-tools-{version}.tar.gz``
``   cd pki-native-tools-{version}``
``   make changes, or add a patch``
``   ./release``

The RPMs will be created in pki-native-tools-{version}/dist/rpmpkg/RPMS/{arch}. Become root, and execute the following commands:

``   cd pki-native-tools-{version}/dist/rpmpkg/RPMS/{arch}``
``   rpm -Uvh *.rpm``

PKI Setup (pki-setup)#

Obtain the latest pki-setup SRPM:

``   yumdownloader –source pki-setup``

To create binary RPMs from this SRPM, become root, and execute the following commands:

``   rpm -Uvh pki-setup-{version}-{release}.src.rpm``
``   cd /usr/src/redhat``
``   rpmbuild -bb SPECS/pki-setup.spec``

The RPMs will be created in RPMS/noarch. Become root, and execute the following commands:

``   cd RPMS/noarch``
``   rpm -Uvh *.rpm``

If a developer needs to make changes or apply patches to RPMs, do the following:

``   rpm2cpio pki-setup-{version}-{release}.src.rpm} | cpio -idumv``
``   gtar -zxvf pki-setup-{version}.tar.gz``
``   cd pki-setup-{version}``
``   make changes, or add a patch``
``   ./release``

The RPMs will be created in pki-setup-{version}/dist/rpmpkg/RPMS/noarch. Become root, and execute the following commands:

``   cd pki-setup-{version}/dist/rpmpkg/RPMS/noarch``
``   rpm -Uvh *.rpm``

Java Tools (pki-java-tools)#

Obtain the latest pki-java-tools SRPM:

``   yumdownloader –source pki-java-tools``

To create binary RPMs from this SRPM, become root, and execute the following commands:

``   rpm -Uvh pki-java-tools-{version}-{release}.src.rpm``
``   cd /usr/src/redhat``
``   rpmbuild -bb SPECS/pki-java-tools.spec``

The RPMs will be created in RPMS/noarch. Become root, and execute the following commands:

``   cd RPMS/noarch``
``   rpm -Uvh *.rpm``

If a developer needs to make changes or apply patches to RPMs, do the following:

``   rpm2cpio pki-java-tools-{version}-{release}.src.rpm} | cpio -idumv``
``   gtar -zxvf pki-java-tools-{version}.tar.gz``
``   cd pki-java-tools-{version}``
``   make changes, or add a patch``
``   ./release``

The RPMs will be created in pki-java-tools-{version}/dist/rpmpkg/RPMS/noarch. Become root, and execute the following commands:

``   cd pki-java-tools-{version}/dist/rpmpkg/RPMS/noarch``
``   rpm -Uvh *.rpm``

PKI Selinux (pki-selinux)#

Obtain the latest pki-selinux SRPM:

``   yumdownloader –source pki-selinux``

To create binary RPMs from this SRPM, become root, and execute the following commands:

``   rpm -Uvh pki-selinux-{version}-{release}.src.rpm``
``   cd /usr/src/redhat``
``   rpmbuild -bb SPECS/pki-selinux.spec``

The RPMs will be created in RPMS/noarch. Become root, and execute the following commands:

``   cd RPMS/noarch``
``   rpm -Uvh *.rpm``

If a developer needs to make changes or apply patches to RPMs, do the following:

``   rpm2cpio pki-selinux-{version}-{release}.src.rpm} | cpio -idumv``
``   gtar -zxvf pki-selinux-{version}.tar.gz``
``   cd pki-selinux-{version}``
``   make changes, or add a patch``
``   ./release``

The RPMs will be created in pki-selinux-{version}/dist/rpmpkg/RPMS/noarch. Become root, and execute the following commands:

``   cd pki-selinux-{version}/dist/rpmpkg/RPMS/noarch``
``   rpm -Uvh *.rpm``

PKI Common (pki-common)#

Obtain the latest pki-common-ui and pki-common SRPMs:

``   yumdownloader –source pki-common-ui pki-common``

To create binary RPMs from these SRPMs, become root, and execute the following commands:

``   rpm -Uvh pki-common-ui-{version}-{release}.src.rpm``
``   rpm -Uvh pki-common-{version}-{release}.src.rpm``
``   cd /usr/src/redhat``
``   rpmbuild -bb SPECS/pki-common-ui.spec``
``   rpmbuild -bb SPECS/pki-common.spec``

The RPMs will be created in RPMS/noarch. Become root, and execute the following commands:

``   cd RPMS/noarch``
``   rpm -Uvh *.rpm``

If a developer needs to make changes or apply patches to RPMs, do the following:

``   rpm2cpio pki-common-ui-{version}-{release}.src.rpm} | cpio -idumv``
``   gtar -zxvf pki-common-ui-{version}.tar.gz``
``   cd pki-common-ui-{version}``
``   make changes, or add a patch``
``   ./release``

The RPMs will be created in pki-common-ui-{version}/dist/rpmpkg/RPMS/noarch. Become root, and execute the following commands:

``   cd pki-common-ui-{version}/dist/rpmpkg/RPMS/noarch``
``   rpm -Uvh``

If a developer needs to make changes or apply patches to RPMs, do the following:

``   rpm2cpio pki-common-{version}-{release}.src.rpm} | cpio -idumv``
``   gtar -zxvf pki-common-{version}.tar.gz``
``   cd pki-common-{version}``
``   make changes, or add a patch``
``   ./release``

The RPMs will be created in pki-common-{version}/dist/rpmpkg/RPMS/noarch. Become root, and execute the following commands:

``   cd pki-common-{version}/dist/rpmpkg/RPMS/noarch``
``   rpm -Uvh *.rpm``
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