I performed the standard Qt SDK install, and my binaries produced show
paths to the Qt libraries as /home/QtSDK/etc as revealed by entering the
ldd command under Linux. I am building within Qt Creator using a .pro
file.

As a result, check paths under Linux when building an RPM detects this
absolute path as an error.

For my distribution, I intend to use an RPM to copy two Qt libraries
to /usr/lib64 on a target machine that will not have Qt installed on
it.

While I have changed the LD_LIBRARY_PATH within the QtCreator IDE,
the binaries produced continue to reference my local home SDK install.

I would like this to be the /usr/lib64 pathname where the libraries
are also stored.

Is there a easy way to do this?