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is there no way i can generate it on mac and then run anywhere. i heard about noarch rpm. but my rpm is also noarch. still it doesnt work.
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is there no way i can generate it on mac and then run anywhere. i heard about noarch rpm. but my rpm is also noarch. still it doesnt work.

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HI,<br />
I generated an rpm using the maven rpm plugin on Mac and then transfered it to a linux machine. on doing yum install i got the following error message :<br />
Transaction check error : Package codeSnippet is intended for a different operating system<br />
How can i get rid of this ?<br />
It must be possible to build an rpm package on Mac and then run the same on a linux machine...<br />
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Thanks
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HI,
I generated an rpm using the maven rpm plugin on Mac and then transfered it to a linux machine. on doing yum install i got the following error message :
Transaction check error : Package codeSnippet is intended for a different operating system
How can i get rid of this ?
It must be possible to build an rpm package on Mac and then run the same on a linux machine...

Thanks

Package is intended for a different operating system on doing yum install an rpm

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