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 debian (boorworm, trixie) distros, but these
are not
really used.
Best regards,
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Michael Ivanov
On 09.07.2024 18:15, Beaudreau, Darin wrote:
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 bundled these together into a single RPM to
make it simpler for us to deploy, but after deploying, it seems
there’s still a few components missing. I believe this is because he
had only converted the packages necessary to compile our code, which
uses QPID heavily, but he never got as far as actually testing it. The
main problem seems to be that I’m missing the *qpidd* binary from
*qpid-server*, as well as the associated system service to run it.
According to this coworker, he had compiled *qpid-cpp * and
*qpid-proton* from source from the *qpid-cpp-43d6b96.tar.gz* snapshot.
It seems he had some initial issues with compiling due to the
*qpid-python* scripts involved having not been upgraded to Python 3
yet, but he was able to resolve that issue.
My question is, how can I go about locating the correct source package
for the version of *qpid-server* that I need that would be compatible
with this version he built for RHEL 9 so that I can build *qpidd* and
any other required files to include in my deployment RPM? And what
steps might be required to build it? Are there any issues I should be
aware of in trying to build it for RHEL 9? The exact versions of
packages he built from were:
*qpid-cpp-1.40.0.x86_64*
*qpid-proton-0.38.0.x86_64*
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I appreciate any assistance. Let me know if I’ve left out information
necessary to respond.
*Darin Beaudreau*
Software Engineer, Analogic Corporation
8 Centennial Drive, Peabody, MA 01960
dbeaudr...@analogic.com <mailto:dbeaudr...@analogic.com>|
www.analogic.com <http://www.analogic.com/>
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