01:00 <fishe> Hey there! pkgmk seems to be running with /bin/sh in place of /bin/bash or /bin/zsh. This causes networkmanager-vpnc, which uses a substitution sh alone can't handle, to error.

01:00 <fishe> How can I force pkgmk to run with zsh or bash?

01:15 <braewoods> that should only be an issue if sh is not bash

01:24 <fishe> i didn't think of a symlink, facepalm

01:34 <fishe> Update: no matter what I do, /bin/sh just won't point to /bin/bash.

01:35 <fishe> I've even tried to delete /bin/sh and just run ln -s instead of -sf yet it still points to sh.

01:37 <farkuhar> Are you typing `ln -s bash sh` after changing the working directory to /bin?

01:39 <fishe> I wasn't doing it from /bin, I'll try that

01:40 <farkuhar> I found some broken symlinks created by the texlinks script when it ran inside the build() function of the texlive Pkgfile. I postponed the texlinks call until the post-install script, and then the symlinks were created correctly.

01:41 <fishe> Appears to have worked.

01:46 <farkuhar> The only reason I can see texlinks creating a broken link like "/usr/bin/pdflatex -> /pdflatex" when called from pkgmk, but the correct link when called from post-install, is if an environment variable is being expanded erroneously with an unneeded path separator in front.

01:54 <pedja> iirc, 'export shell=/bin/bash' usually worked for those situations

01:54 <fishe> going to try adding that

01:55 <fishe> the port was broken to begin with but part of it was sh not being able to process the substitution the port used

01:55 <fishe> it's not an official port but I managed to fix it myself

01:56 <pedja> yeah, when debian switched to dash as sh, they had to fix a crapload of packages broken by the change :)

01:58 <pedja> so by the time Crux did the same, most of them worked

02:01 <fishe> ah

03:09 <dlcusa> SiFuh, I got called out of town for over a week and just returned. I'll look into the XFCE signature situation probably on Sunday--so far behind!!!

03:11 <SiFuh> dlcusa: No worries

12:36 <dlcusa> ocb, I just saw your issue with XFCE, similar to SiFuh's about a week prior. The IP for dlcusa.net is Romster's host that kindly redirects to dlc.casita.net/~dlc where my content is hosted (IPv4 148.100.88.27). New year's resolution: clean that up somehow.

12:55 <SiFuh> dlcusa: seams either the wrong pub file was given or the new pub file is not the same that is on crux ports db

12:56 <SiFuh> seems*

13:23 <dlcusa> SiFuh, I'll look into it tomorrow--gotta run for today.

21:36 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.6]: st: 0.8.5