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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users Protected RPM package Post 302889445 by sea on Thursday 20th of February 2014 03:42:52 PM
Old 02-20-2014
The tarball and the spec file is sure part of at least the src.rpm.
Just as idea, you could encrypt the tarball, but then again, the specfile would need args to 'automaticly' decrypt it, while generating the rpm package.

I havent made rpm's containing binaries yet, but i would assume that you only use the compiled bin's rather then the codefiles (eg: *.c/*.h).
A rpm containing binaries only, would never contain source code of the binary, unless you pack the complete project folder, which IMHO seems wrong anyway, as it would include several obect-, temp-, devel- & whatnot-files.

Depending on how 'safe' you want to be, either dont include the source code of binary at all, or delete the regarding folders within the %install of the specfile.
EDIT: That way you could transfer the project.src.rpm in-house with ease, and everyone has all required data to generate and replicte the bins and rpm, but shipping only the project.rpm out-house would contain only the binaries you want to ship.

If its all scripted, then no chance anyway Smilie

Hope this helps

Last edited by sea; 02-20-2014 at 04:51 PM..
 

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GRID-CA-PACKAGE(1)						  Globus Commands						GRID-CA-PACKAGE(1)

NAME
grid-ca-package - Prepare a CA certificate, configuration, and policy for distribution SYNOPSIS
grid-ca-package [-help] [-h] [-usage] [-version] [-versions] grid-ca-package [-ca HASH] [-g] [-b] [-r] [-d] DESCRIPTION
The grid-ca-package utility creates a tarball containing an RPM spec file and the files needed to use a CA with grid tools. It optionally will also create a GPT package for distributing a CA. By default, the grid-ca-package utility displays a list of installed grid CA and prompts for which CA to package. It then creates a tarball containing the CA certificate, signing policy, CA configuration files, and an spec script to generate a binary RPM package containing the CA. If the CA hash is known prior to running grid-ca-package, it may provided as an argument to the -ca parameter to avoid prompting. In addition to generating a spec script and tarball, grid-ca-package creates a GPT package if either the -g or -b options are used on the command-line. These packages may be used to distribute a CA and configuration to systems which do not support RPM packages. The grid-ca-package utility writes the package tarballs to the current working directory. The full set of command-line options to grid-ca-package follows. -help, -h, -usage Display the command-line options to grid-ca-package and exit. -version, -versions Display the version number of the grid-ca-package command. The second form includes more details. -ca CA Use the CA whose name matches the hash string CA. When invoked with this option, grid-ca-package runs non-interactively. -g Create a GPT binary package in addition to the RPM script tarball. This package may be installed on other systems using the gpt-install program. -b Create a GPT binary package with GPT metadata located in the path expected by GPT 3.2 (used in Globus 2.0.0-5.0.x) instead of ${datadir}/globus/packages as used in Globus 5.2.x. This option overrides the -g command-line option. -r Create a binary RPM package for the CA. This option currently only works on RPM-based distributions. -d Create a binary Debian package for the CA. This option currently only works on Debian-based distributions. EXAMPLES
Package a Simple CA with hash 0146c503 % grid-ca-package -ca 0146c503 Creating RPM source tarball... done globus_simple_ca_0146c503.tar.gz ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
The following environment variables affect the execution of grid-ca-package: GLOBUS_LOCATION Non-standard installation path of the Globus toolkit. SEE ALSO
grid-cert-request(1), grid-ca-sign(1), grid-default-ca(1), grid-ca-create(1) AUTHOR
University of Chicago Globus Toolkit 5.2.0 07/22/2011 GRID-CA-PACKAGE(1)
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