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Hello, I'm trying to rebuild an SRPM that requires a library to be installed. Is it possible to add the library package to the RPM and the instructions on isntalling it so that the new RPM can install correctly without throwing dependency errors for the missing library?
Depends. If you build mainstream RPM's then if the application or library are commonly used then you would best build separate application, src, library, lib-dev and lib-src RPM's. If you're building an RPM that will never be publicly distributed you could incorporate the library or even build a static binary (if that's possible and you don't mind size). Maybe tell us what you're trying to build.
file /usr/lib64/libxml2.so.2 from install of libxml2_2-2.6.22-1_21.el3.at conflicts with file from package libxml2-2.5.10-7
Uh. Upgrade LibXML first? Be warned though the libxml2_2-2.6.22-1_21.el3.at is an At repo rpm and that means you gotta load some At repo rpm from them if you want to upgrade through Yum/Apt/Autoupd/whatever else.
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