1. Setup the rpm build environment (See guides on the web) 2. Checkout openstructure source in a fodler called 'openstructure-1.1d' 3. Copy the compounds.chemlib into the folder 4. Remove '.git' and '.gitignore' from the folder 5. COmpress the source with 'tar -cJvf openstructuere.tar.xz openstructure-1.1d' 6. Put the zipped source in '~/rpmbuild/SOURCES' 7. Put the desktop file in '~/rpmbuild/SOURCES' 8. Put the spec file in '~/rpmbuild/SPECS' 9. Go the the 'SPECS' directory and build with 'rpmbuild -ba openstructure.spec'
Marco Biasini
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since the ost startup script lives in the same directory as the
top-level ost modules (python{version}/site-packages/ost), the
directory got automatically added to sys.path. That's bad for
several reasons I don't want to go in right now (see discussion
on the mailing list). Instead of passing the script as a script
name to execute, we now use execfile with the startup script.
This circumvents addition of the directory to the path and
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