On 2020/10/16 21:38, Alexander Block wrote:
Hi Kevin,
yes, I have build Slurm packages under SLES15 SP1. The trick that worked
for me was to uninstall the SUSE munge packages and build and install
munge from source.
Interestingly enough, Cray's Munge RPMs (at CLE release 6.0.UP07), are built
against an earlier Munge version than that found in SLES15 SP1, but also
provide the libs package, vis:
cray-munge-0.5.11-6.0.7.1_1.1__g1b18658.x86_64
cray-munge-libs-0.5.11-6.0.7.1_1.1__g1b18658.x86_64
and furthermore, in the interest of completeness for anyone finding this
thread, comes the late breaking news that trying to rpmbuild munge from
the source tarball tells one that it requires
- bzip2-devel
but that the vanilla SLES15 bzip2 RPMs only provide
- bzip2
- libbz2
- libbz2-devel
so I ended up rebuilding/redeploying bzip2, using a patched SPEC file from
the SLES SRPM that added a
Provides: bzip2-devel
line, as well.
Then I found that the stock rpmbuild has a shadow-utils dependency at
zypper install time, but of course SLES doesn't have that.
And yes, I even though to build Munge 0.5.13 using the OpenSUSE SPEC
file in its tarball, but that wanted to build against Munge 0.5.11 !
I'm sure I read that package managers make all this kind of thing a
lot easier than building everything from source, didn't I?
Cheers for the pointers: I know I'll get there evetually.
