00:31 <iceman[m]> <phoebos> "iceman: to be explicit, you..." <- I'm not actually setting, I'm telling that assuming DESTDIR is set to whatever

00:31 <iceman[m]> then continuing based on that assumption

00:31 <iceman[m]> <testuser[m]> "iceman: it's running modprobe..." <- > <@testuser:envs.net> iceman: it's running modprobe efivars... (full message at <https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/v3/download/libera.chat/29cee88da5e072056407354ddb1f1cc27bdb8846>)

05:58 <iceman[m]> got a working kisslinux install this morning

05:58 <iceman[m]> now installing software mostly, and packaging some of my own

06:08 <testuser[m]> Hi

07:08 <iceman[m]> <testuser[m]> "Hi" <- hi

07:09 <iceman[m]> wassup cat user

08:17 <iceman[m]> Packaging `sudo` right now, interesting that setting the prefix to `$DESTDIR/usr` ends up with a package built where no binaries and libraries and manual pages can be found in expected locations, only `/etc` is where `sudoers` and couple more files were present but they marked read only, even for root LOL. Checking the linuxfromscratch page for sudo mentions hardcoding prefix to `/usr` and when done that, the result ends up with visible

08:17 <iceman[m]> binaries in the filesystem and correct permissions for `/etc` config files

08:25 <testuser[m]> iceman: use opendoas

08:25 <testuser[m]> PREFIX should never have destdir prefixed

08:25 <testuser[m]> because destdir is already prefixed to prefix

08:25 <testuser[m]> so now its doing $DESTDIR/$DESTDIR/usr

08:26 <iceman[m]> ah

08:26 <iceman[m]> yeah I just realised that

08:26 <iceman[m]> I made two tarballs and extracted

08:26 <iceman[m]> checked difference

08:26 <iceman[m]> and kept a log of kiss output

08:26 <iceman[m]> testuser[m]: hmm, sure why not

08:26 <testuser[m]> iceman: you can just do `kiss manifest $PKG` rather than diffing dirs

08:27 <iceman[m]> oo

08:27 <iceman[m]> i c

08:28 <iceman[m]> btw testuser, any advice on packaging linux or self? I was gonna go through your package but I thought why not do it myself

08:28 <iceman[m]> s/or/for/

08:29 <testuser[m]> most people just do it without a package

08:29 <testuser[m]> package is useful if u want to maintain extra patchdes

08:29 <testuser[m]> s/patchdes/patches/

08:29 <iceman[m]> testuser[m]: yeah it's easier

08:29 <iceman[m]> testuser[m]: not really, tho I wanna try lto

08:29 <testuser[m]> you'll have to copy my build script verbatim to avoid perm issues

08:29 <testuser[m]> idk what it even does i copied it from dilyn

08:30 <iceman[m]> lol

08:30 <iceman[m]> I'll ask unkil ted, he has a really nice debian setup

08:30 <iceman[m]> s/unkil ted/ifndr/

08:32 <iceman[m]> <testuser[m]> "so now its doing $DESTDIR/$..." <- strange, when I get a working gui I'll show log

10:46 <sewn> Hi

13:07 <iceman[m]> hi sewn

13:07 <iceman[m]> how u doin