3 thoughts on - Can I Get .spec File For Apache Httpd Of CentOS?

• Am 22.05.2015 um 11:37 schrieb Vijendra Agarwal (vijagarw) :

  Your primary goal is to stay secure, right? Then I suggest to keep your OS current and take also a look at:

  https://access.redhat.com/security/updates/backporting/

• As Leon said earlier ..

  You need to read his link about backporting. Red Hat backports security changes to older versions, so if you think you are vulnerable to a security issue, please look it up here:

  https://access.redhat.com/security/cve/

  And you will find the RH version that fixes the specific CVE.

  As to your original question, all CentOS RPMs are build using ‘rpmbuild
  -ba ‘ in a chroot system called mock.

  If you look at the command “rpmbuild –showrc” you can see what is going to be passed in as variables:

  rpmbuild –showrc | grep ^optflags

  That is what would be passed into all packages .. plus whatever is set up in the SPEC file, which you can see from looking at it.

  All sources live on: http://vault.CentOS.org/ under the specific version (5.11, 6.5, etc) and branch (os, updates, extras, etc.). You would get the SRPM and then install or extract it to get the spec file.

  Note: CentOS has not released any httpd-2.2.27 that I cane see. CentOS-5 is httpd-2.2.3
  CentOS-6 is httpd-2.2.15
  CentOS-7 is httpd-2.4.6

  So you likely did not get those 2.2.27 packages from CentOS Linux.

  From CentOS-7 on, we publish all build logs as well on:

  http://buildlogs.CentOS.org/

  In the c7* directories .. you can look at any build.

  Thanks, Johnny Hughes

• Thanks for the response. I will look into the details.

  Thanks Vijendra.