Need help making RPM #21946
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Hi all, I am new to github and linux as well. I am trying to set up a leak proof VPN on qubes os 3.2. I am using this repository: https://github.com/Rudd-O/qubes-vpn I have cloned the repository into a vm under my Fedora-25 template. Since I am new to qubes and github I am having a hard time with this step: Make the RPM on the folder of your clone make rpm It says make an RPM on the folder of my clone. Does this mean I am supposed to turn the folder itself into a RPM? Or am I supposed to make the spec file an RPM? Also, how would I do this? Just entering the command make rpm gives me an error: make: *** No rule to make target ‘rpm’. Stop. I am lost so I tried: [user@personal-vm-use Downloads]$ sudo make rpm -qubes-vpn and I see: make: invalid option – ‘u’ GNU Make 4.1and I see a bunch going on in the command prompt and ultimately see: Not a target:rpm: Command line target.Implicit rule search has not been done.Modification time never checked.File has not been updated.I’m not exactly sure what commands I should be entering to make the cloned repository a rpm. And I am not sure if I am supposed to make the actual folder a rpm like the way I am interpreting the guide, or am I supposed to make the .spec file the rpm? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. |
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If you’re having a problem with the documentation of a specific project being unclear, the best way to address it is to first check for the presence of a CONTRIBUTING guide and follow any instructions there. Since this project doesn’t have a CONTRIBUTING guide, I checked the README for suggestions and found this at the bottom:
So I would recommend filing an issue on the project asking for assistance. I hope that helps 😀 |
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Good idea, thank you. |
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If you’re having a problem with the documentation of a specific project being unclear, the best way to address it is to first check for the presence of a CONTRIBUTING guide and follow any instructions there. Since this project doesn’t have a CONTRIBUTING guide, I checked the README for suggestions and found this at the bottom:
So I would recommend filing an issue on the project asking for assistance.
I hope that helps 😀