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sujo>
does anyone have any experience with packaging Makefiles which use `install`?
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sujo>
attempting to package dcron, but it uses install to set the ownership of the binaries
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sujo>
initially thought it wouldn't be a problem, but kiss won't build it
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sujo>
would appreciate any input
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sujo>
build log is here
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illiliti>
you can use post-install script to set ownership, but first you need to deal with makefile
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illiliti>
either patch out commands that set ownership or use a target(if such exists) that does not attempt to set it
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sujo>
Looks pretty ingrained
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sujo>
will have to patch
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sujo>
thanks for response
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xdream8[m]>
sed 's/install -o root/install/g' Makefile > _
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xdream8[m]>
mv -f _ Makefile
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xdream8[m]>
This should fix that
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iceman[m]>
owo kissie linux
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sujo>
I have a package that's getting flagged as a conflict, but then the alternative is null
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sujo>
uninstalled, ensured relevant binaries in bin were non-existent, and the re attempted
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sujo>
kiss a dcron returns Alternative 'dcron null' doesn't exist
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xdream8[m]>
because kiss a is not used like that
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xdream8[m]>
example usage: kiss a | grep ^dcron | kiss a -
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xdream8[m]>
you need pass '<package name> <alternative file>' like: `busybox /usr/bin/grep`
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sujo>
confirmed with util-linux <-> busybox
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sujo>
dcron does nothing
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sujo>
xdream8[m]: Oh, I didn't know that
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sujo>
that's pretty elegant
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xdream8[m]>
You can see all alternatives by directly running kiss a
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sujo>
no output but it's fixed?
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sujo>
'/usr/bin/cron' and '/usr/bin/crontab' are both back
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xdream8[m]>
You can see a list of files dcron owns with: `kiss manifest dcron
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xdream8[m]>
* manifest dcron`
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sujo>
oh, i just cat'd /var/db/kiss/installed/dcron/manifest
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sewn>
<xdream8[m]> "You can see a list of files..." <- alternatively: `kiss owns /usr/bin/cton`
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