Improve generation process for RPM package about wazuh-packages

[BraulioV]

Hi team,

I just uploaded the new scripts and Dockerfiles to build the RPM packages. For now, you can build an RPM package in a CentOS 6 that can be installed in Fedora, CentOS, RHEL, Amazon Linux, Suse 12, etc., but I'm having some issues to build the Docker image for CentOS 5 with the CentOS 5 repositories.

For now, you only need git and Docker to build the packages.

[BraulioV]

In addition to what I said before, the RPM specs from previous versions need this changes:

• The RPM packages must copy the CHANGELOG file from the sources, rather than the one in rpmbuild/SOURCES.
• The RPM packages must install the wazuh-manager.init and wazuh-agent.init files from the sources, rather than the one in rpmbuild/SOURCES.

Without this, you can't build a package with this new system.

[BraulioV]

This commit 5e884a8 solves the previous comment.

In addition, I just added the RPM specs for 3.4.0 in this branch.

[BraulioV]

Hi team,

I solved this two issues:

• The RPM packages must copy the CHANGELOG file from the sources, rather than the one in rpmbuild/SOURCES.
• The RPM packages must install the wazuh-manager.init and wazuh-agent.init files from the sources, rather than the one in rpmbuild/SOURCES.

in this commit: 5e884a8.

Regards,
Braulio.

[BraulioV]

Hi team,

with this commit: 1d7a1ce, I add simplify even more the rpm build script and I add the following features:

• Added support for different directories.
• Added support to set the number of threads and the release of the package dynamically using rpm macros.
• Added support for all the previous versions of Wazuh.

Everything is done by defining rpmmacros and using them in the rpm spec file. I will continue with the process to build rpm packages for CentOS 5.

Regards,
Braulio.

[BraulioV]

Hi team,

right now, the Docker image to build the CentOS 5 packages for x86_64 works like a charm, but, I'm having some issues with the i386 image when linking the Wazuh binaries with the compiled OpenSSL in src/external.

For now, this image will have to wait in order to improve the RPM specs, so I made this PR (#28) to add this features.

Regards,
Braulio.