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Please answer the following questions.<br />
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So, are you running Red Hat?<br />
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Do you have source code from where you could recompile?<br />
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Did you make a spec file yet?<br />
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Yes, I'm using Centos (RedHat)<br />
I have not spec file and have only 2 binary file, have Not source code!
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Ok. &nbsp;I have done so many RPMS, never once without the source code but we can certainly try it. &nbsp;It is a little long process.<br />
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First you need to create a spec file. &nbsp;Generally, I work on a machine with a full install--as many packages as possible and make a special unprivileged user to create RPMS.<br />
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In addition you have to make your directory structure, directory where you will have your source code -- not in your case, directory where you will have your spec file and directories where the process will produce RPMS.<br />
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In addition you have to set certain macros to set paths, etc.
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I have some binary file, for example : mypro1, mypro2<br />
I want to build a rpm to install to /bin/myprog1 , /sbin/myprog1<br />
and run &nbsp;myprog1 after install complete<br />
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What about simplest rpm to do this?<br />
I already document but it seem complex and almost build rpm with SourceCode<br />
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Thank you!
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I have some binary file, for example : mypro1, mypro2
I want to build a rpm to install to /bin/myprog1 , /sbin/myprog1
and run  myprog1 after install complete

What about simplest rpm to do this?
I already document but it seem complex and almost build rpm with SourceCode

Thank you!

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