rpm - Red Hat Package Manager for OS/2
rpm - Red Hat Package Manager version 3.0.6 for OS/2
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rpm is a powerful package manager, which can be used to
build, install, query, verify, update, and uninstall individual
software packages. A package consists of an
archive of files, and package information, including name,
version, and description.
To use RPM package for linux distributions and to make RPM for OS/2 softwares, I ported rpm to OS/2.
Patch level 11: 2001/2/19
Bug fix: created binary/source rpm package was __not__ compressed
by zlib or bzlib.
Patch level 10: 2001/1/25
Bug fix: Handling of rpm package via HTTP/FTP failed
Patch level 9: 2000/11/4
Thanks to Shigeru MIYATA's `ldd.exe',
`find-provedes' script works finer.
Patch level 8: 2000/10/28
Updated version to 3.0.6 -- RPM binary package created by RPM 4.0 can be
processed (RedHat Linux 7.0 or later).
`configure' script has been modified to work fine.
Fixed bugs
- RPM accepts backslush('\') for directory separator.
- Signing with PGP 5.0i for OS/2 BETA 5 is now available.
Patch level 7: 2000/9/28 -- not uploaded in web page
Updated version from 3.0.3 to 3.0.4
Patch level 6: 2000/4/16
All executable are linked with GNU intl library staticaly; do not depend
on `intl_d.dll'.
Patch level 5: 1999/10/20
Updated version from 3.0.2 to 3.0.6
``rpm --pipe "COMMAND -option" .. '' works
Signing by GNU gpg version 0.9.9 is successful with minor limitation
(See `PROBLEMS.os2')
Patch level 4: 1999/8/5
Updated version from 2.5.6 to 3.0.2
Fixed bugs
Makeing RPM package was failed when command "rpm -b* FOO.spec" was
executed in a drive different from a BUILD drive.
Patch level 3: 1999/6/26
Updated version from 2.5.5 to 2.5.6
Fixed bugs
Could not install binary RPM made by OS/2 ported `rpm.exe'
Header dump to standard output is now TEXT mode
dumpdb.exe, dump.exe
Makefiles are modified to recieve `prefix=' not `installprefix'
Patch level 2: 1999/6/17
Linked with GNU gettext 0.10.35
For message 11 languages including Japanese are avilable.
Patch level 1: 1999/5/19
Only English Messages are available