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OBS build script, can be used with OBS or stand alone

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Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
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Build		Build
configs		configs
test		test
Build.pm		Build.pm
Makefile		Makefile
README		README
baselibs_global-deb.conf		baselibs_global-deb.conf
baselibs_global.conf		baselibs_global.conf
build		build
build.1		build.1
build_kiwi.sh		build_kiwi.sh
changelog2spec		changelog2spec
common_functions		common_functions
computeblocklists		computeblocklists
createrepomddeps		createrepomddeps
createrpmdeps		createrpmdeps
createyastdeps		createyastdeps
debtransform		debtransform
download		download
expanddeps		expanddeps
extractbuild		extractbuild
getbinaryid		getbinaryid
getchangetarget		getchangetarget
getmacros		getmacros
getoptflags		getoptflags
init_buildsystem		init_buildsystem
initscript_qemu_vm		initscript_qemu_vm
killchroot		killchroot
lxc.conf		lxc.conf
makedeltarpms		makedeltarpms
mkbaselibs		mkbaselibs
order		order
spec2changelog		spec2changelog
spec_add_patch		spec_add_patch
spectool		spectool
substitutedeps		substitutedeps
unrpm		unrpm
vc		vc
xen.conf		xen.conf

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This script is used for building SUSE Linux RPMs in
a clean and safe chroot'ed build environment.

At first you need to copy your SUSE Linux CDs into a
path reachable by the build script, for example /home/suse-8.2-i386.

If you have a DVD Drive and the SUSE Linux DVD, you can mount it
and use this as the source for the RPMs.

To build an RPM, change into the directory with the sources
and the SPEC file. Then start the build script:
env BUILD_RPMS=/home/suse-8.2-i386/suse build

If this was successful you can find the binary and source RPMs below
/var/tmp/build-root/usr/src/packages/

Note: Depending on which package you want to build, you'll need
a few hundred megabytes for the build in /var/tmp/build-root.

For more information on using build, see 'man build'.