Hi,
I'm reviving a project I inherited from a coworker who was trying to migrate
our system software from CentOS 7.9 to RedHat 9. Previously, he had gone
through the process of converting the qpid-cpp and qpid-proton packages to RHEL
9 so that we could test them with our software. I have since
For qpid-proton the source is here:
https://qpid.apache.org/releases/qpid-proton-0.38.0/index.html. For
qpid-cpp I don't believe there has been a 1.40 release. The latest is
https://archive.apache.org/dist/qpid/cpp/1.39.0/. Your 1.40 build is
therefore probably built from main https://github.com/ap
It appears that was a slight mistake on my part. My coworker pointed out that
he built from the qpid-cpp-43d6b96.tar.gz snapshot and that his compiled
version he called 1.40 because a developer provided an update to solve the
python 3 issues.
Regardless, I don't need qpid-cpp or qpid-proton. I
The qpidd binary is built from the qpid-cpp source.
On Tue, Jul 9, 2024 at 4:55 PM Beaudreau, Darin
wrote:
>
> It appears that was a slight mistake on my part. My coworker pointed out that
> he built from the qpid-cpp-43d6b96.tar.gz snapshot and that his compiled
> version he called 1.40 becaus
Hallo, I have repackaged qpidd fgor rhel9/python3.9 environment and using it
extensively.
Tests do not compile properly though and I don't care.
To make qpid-tools work I also had to port qpid-python and python-saslwrapper
packages
though these are obsolete.
I also created packages for recent
