> i have downloaded cx-freeze and i have found that lines in
> the readme file
>
> "Assume that you have a script called "hello.py"
> containing the line
> "print 'Hello World!'". To freeze this script you would
> issue the following
> commands:
>
> FreezePython --install-dir dist hello.py
>
> This would create the following files (the exact number
> and names of files
> will depend on the platform and version of Python that is
> used):
>
> dist/hello
> dist/pcre.so
> dist/pwdmodule.so
> dist/strop.so"
>
> please explain how to build an rpm-package from that files

I don't want to be the bad guy here, but explaining how to build a RPM is
hardly doable via email.

There is a lot of good info at www.rpm.org, even if some of it is a bit
outdated. But be ready to work a fair amount to get that working.

And remember that RPMs will not even work on some distros.

Also, some shortcuts to create rpms:

checkinstall (lost the URL, google it)

http://joerghaeger.de/webCDwriter/download/tar2rpm.sh (have not even tried
it)

If the user has PyQt installed by other means (for example for Red
Hat/Fedora/Centos users, kde-redhat.sf.net), distutils can create fairly
simple RPMs (they have no dependencies listed, so they are technically
broken, though).

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