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Hi everyone,
Is there a standard way of compiling a bunch of scripts into a .deb file (for debian-based distros) or .rpm file (for red hat-like distros) that can be distributed and installed more easily?
I mean, I have a script that executes some commands and calls other scripts, and I would like to compile them all into a redistributable file.
Ideas and suggestions are more than welcome!
Scripts, for as far as I know, don't get compiled, they get interpreted. Building a package for Debian or Red Hat don't get compiled either if I'm not mistaking. I guess you're just looking for a way to build a package for redistribution. Have a look at the following pages, they'll get you on your way: Debian binary package building How to create an RPM package
Scripts, for as far as I know, don't get compiled, they get interpreted. Building a package for Debian or Red Hat don't get compiled either if I'm not mistaking. I guess you're just looking for a way to build a package for redistribution. Have a look at the following pages, they'll get you on your way: Debian binary package building How to create an RPM package
Kind regards,
Eric
Thanks a lot! That is exactly what I was looking for.
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