I was adviced to try bacula-2.2.8-beta to check if it fixes a problem in my
system. However, I wouldn't like to compile/install from tarball in my
production server.

So, how difficult process is building a source/binary rpm from the tarball
that is available in Sourceforge?
Somehow I think it might be quite a straightforward job (comparable to
building a binary rpm from a source rpm) if the previous (2.2.7) spec file
would still work with this release.
Is this documented anywhere, what I found from the manual was about building
binary rpms from source rpm, I think.

Regards,
Timo



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