Which two statements are true about building binary RPMs using rpmbuild?
A.
Building a source RPM always produces exactly one binary RPM.
B.
Using customer-complied binary RPMs is not supported by Oracle.
C.
Only theROOTuser can create binary RPMs.
D.
Only theROOTuser can install source RPMs.
E.
A binary RPM for a given hardware platform can be built on another hardware platform.
F.
Building a binary RPM will always generate a new source RPM.
C is correct but other answers not sure
C & D are both NOT correct. ‘rpmbuild’ should not be run from super-user.
E is true – you can build cross-platform RPMs.
F is false – you can use rpmbuild -bb to specifically NOT build a source RPM.
B is false; Oracle provides a Porting Guide with instructions for using rpmbuild.
Therefore, A must also be true. But, you are thinking, I *know* I can build just a source RPM. Yes, but the question explicitly states that you are “building binary RPMs using rpmbuild”. Reworded, answer A becomes “building a source RPM to build a binary RPM produces exactly one binary RPM”. I can find no examples of building multiple binary RPMs simultaneously from a source RPM, so I vote for A.
A,E