I've managed to create my home project and somehow I even managed to create a perlcritic sub-project. ALthough I am not sure how I did this.
Now my questions: 1.) Since B-Keywords is just Perl how can I manage to create a noarch package? In the spec file "BuildArch: noarch" should do it. But note that not just the files but also the _file structure_ has to be noarch. I think
2.) As far as I can tell perl-B-Keywords sits at the top level of my home project. However, I'd like it to be a sub-project. How can I move it to be a sub-project? To create sub-projects of your home project it is easiest just to use
3.) On my local build I get the error "error: failed to stat /sys/kernel/debug: No such file or directory" what does this mean? This is just the build script doing routine checks, shouldn't be fatal. 4.) On the server the build fails apparently due to: "perl-B-Keywords-1.09-3.1.i586.rpm: directories not owned by a package:", what does this mean and how can I fix it. Everything on the system should be owned by some package or other. Your
Robert Schweikert wrote: the suse perl setup is arch-independent so you should be OK. the link in the webclient, otherwise to create use "osc meta -e prj". Use "osc copypac" or similar to move it to the new project (copy then delete). package creates the directory |/usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.10.0/B and so should own it, i.e. it should appear in your package filelist (possibly prefixed by %dir if you do not want to own other files in the directory).|
Help is much appreciated.
Thanks, Robert
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