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<ppetrov^>
sigm4, your spotify port is missing a .footprint
<ppetrov^>
also, you probably will have to sign your ports, in this case the .md5sum is deprecated (as far as I understood). Here are nice instructions about it: https://crux.nu/Wiki/SignedPorts
<ppetrov^>
lastly, as jaeger advised me a month or two ago, make sure to run prtverify on your ports
<Sigm4>
ppetrov: I will see, thanks!
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<jaeger>
It's added to the portdbs, should see it show up after the next sync runs
<ppetrov^>
it clearly tells you the packaging guidelines
<ppetrov^>
sigm4, do you have write permissions there? are you building as root or in fakeroot (i have no experience with this to be honest)
<Sigm4>
as root
<Sigm4>
sometimes using doas
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<SiFuh>
sigm4: I use doas pkgmk -is
<Sigm4>
Hmm, reading guidelines here.
<SiFuh>
If you are not actually building spotify, and spotify is a binary and also wants to go to /opt why not put all of spotify under /opt? If you have any libs that may pop up in revdep missing for spotify you can add a file under /etc/revdep.d/ or something.
<Sigm4>
I just saw the directories part now
<SiFuh>
sigm4: These ports of mine can help you with binary ports and pointing revdep to their lib directories. alizams-bin skypeforlinux-bin supertuxkart-bin telegram-bin virtualbox-bin
<SiFuh>
All are under /opt as well.
<Sigm4>
SiFuh: So it would only be possible to call spotify if you add /opt to the PATH, no? Another thing, I believe spotify.desktop needs to be in /usr/share/applications
<SiFuh>
Yes you will need to modify PATH.
<SiFuh>
As for the *.desktop. No idea. I don't use systems with that fancy stuff. ;-)
<SiFuh>
Maybe XDG has an option for pointing to it?
<Sigm4>
Isn't it simpler to just create the symlinks?