I can compile mogno-c-driver, using the guides:
Or the:
But I need a Debian package to back port release 1.25.4-1 to Debian bookworm.
How can I create a .deb package from the sources?
Thanks in advance, Alex
I can compile mogno-c-driver, using the guides:
Or the:
But I need a Debian package to back port release 1.25.4-1 to Debian bookworm.
How can I create a .deb package from the sources?
Thanks in advance, Alex
You may find this helpful - mongo-c-driver/docs/dev/debian.rst at master · mongodb/mongo-c-driver · GitHub
PS: Latest version is available here – Debian -- Details of source package mongo-c-driver in trixie
@Rishabh_Bisht that document, docs/dev/debian.rst
, is actually for executing the Debian-specific steps associated with our releases. It is probably not what Alex is looking for.
@Alexandre_Santos1 You don’t state what problem you are trying to solve, or any specific requirements, so I am going to assume that the problem you are trying to solve is “get a more recent version of the C driver than what is currently in bookworm.” With that in mind, I recommend that you simply download the 1.27.4-1 package from testing/unstable and rebuild it for bookworm. Keep in mind that libmongocrypt is a dependency and that you can either build the C driver with the pkg.mongo-c-driver.no-libmongocrypt
build profile to omit the dependency (and FLE functionality), or you can build a newer libmongocrypt first and then build the C driver against the newer libmongocrypt.
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