Popular Rpm Programming Tips
Upgrade Git to 2.5.2 in CentOS 6.4 through yum
Jeff Li
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linux, centos, rpm, git
Private S3 bucket as Yum repository.
Julius Seporaitis
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s3, aws, iam, rpm
Using fpm to convert a python package to an rpm
Jason Ashby
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2 responses
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python, puppet, rpm, fpm
quickly build native ruby packages with fpm + rbenv
Sam Halicke
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1 response
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ruby, rbenv, centos, debian
Using fpm to build rpm packages on OSX
Kostya Golikov
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1 response
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osx, rpm, fpm
building RPM with node-webkit (and the libudev.0 problem)
Daniel M. Gehrlein
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0 responses
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fedora, rpm, node-webkit, nodejs
Use the package type to install your application with puppet
monkee_magic
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0 responses
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ruby, puppet, package, rpm
Packaging Python Applications
Sreejith Kesavan
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0 responses
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deb, package, rpm, setuptools
packages management commands in CentOS
Jeff Li
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centos, rpm, yum
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packages management commands in CentOS
Jeff Li
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centos, rpm, yum
Upgrade Git to 2.5.2 in CentOS 6.4 through yum
Jeff Li
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linux, centos, rpm, git
building RPM with node-webkit (and the libudev.0 problem)
Daniel M. Gehrlein
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fedora, rpm, node-webkit, nodejs
Use the package type to install your application with puppet
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