So, I was able to get the build script to execute after removing the
line 3 line break, but i have a new error when attempting to run
../configure.

The script is generating a log now, so I've included it here.



On Jun 6, 2011, at 11:52 PM, Steven Garcia wrote:

> Brad can you attach the configure script to a reply to this email?
> 
> On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 8:24 PM, Brad Phillips
> <[email protected]>wrote:
> 
>> I just tested & came up with the following errors when I tried running
>> ../configure:
>> 
>> ../configure: line 4: .: filename argument required
>> .: usage: . filename [arguments]
>> 
>> My steps to test were:
>> bzr lp-login
>> bzr branch lp:aikiframework
>> cd aikiframework
>> ./autogen.sh (works)
>> cd build
>> ../configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc (gives the above errors)
>> 
>> I'm running Mac OS X version 10.6.7
>> 
>> ** Changed in: aikiframework
>>      Status: Fix Committed => In Progress
>> 
>> --
>> You received this bug notification because you are a bug assignee.
>> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/791639
>> 
>> Title:
>> the build packaging has errors on mac os x
>> 
>> Status in Aiki Framework:
>>  In Progress
>> 
>> Bug description:
>> Brad's laptop is running most recent mac os x.
>> 
>> We had to set him up with http://macports.org
>> 
>> Got all his software updates, m4 and gnu build stuff
>> 
>>  sudo port -v selfupgrade
>>  sudo port install autoconf
>>  sudo port install automake
>> 
>>  sudo port upgrade
>> 
>> Anyway, still getting an error
>> 
>> 
>> <bradphillips> ../configure: line 4: --n: command not found
>> <bradphillips> ../configure: line 5: .: filename argument required
>> <bradphillips> .: usage: . filename [arguments]
>> <rejon> ok
>> <rejon> type:
>> <rejon> cd ..
>> <rejon> to get out of build
>> <rejon> type:
>> <rejon> head configure
>> <bradphillips> ok, I get:
>> <bradphillips> #! /bin/sh
>> <bradphillips> # Guess values for system-dependent variables and create
>> Makefiles.
>> <bradphillips> # Generated by GNU Autoconf 2.68 for aiki -n ;
>> <bradphillips> --n 763
>> 
>> 
>> ###
>> 
>> So there is some error in getting the revision numbers, but not seeing
>> in Linux.
>> 
>> I tried several ways to encapsulate the error, but don't have a mac
>> handy and its taking way too long to test and hand off code.
>> 
>> need to try this when one of us has a mac os x, or brad's laptop
>> handy.
>> 
>> The problem might be resolved by finding non sed, grep and bzr ways of
>> getting the revision number.
>> 
>> As for now, I've spent too long on it, and its low priority since most
>> developers are going to have linux boxes on our team.
>> 
>> ###
>> 
>> Here is current bzr revno 764 of configure.ac where I think the
>> problem is at:
>> 
>> ###
>> 
>> m4_define([pkgversion],
>>  [m4_esyscmd(echo -n $(grep define\(\'AIKI_VERSION\',\'.\\+\'\)\;
>> src/aiki.php \
>>                        | sed
>> s/.*define\(\'.\\+\',\''\(.*\)'\'\).*/'\1'/))])
>> 
>> m4_define([revversion],
>>  [m4_esyscmd(echo -n $(bzr revno))])
>> 
>> m4_define([allversion],[pkgversion][-][revversion])
>> 
>> # Initialize autoconf, set the name of this package and version
>> AC_INIT([aiki], [allversion], [https://bugs.launchpad.net/aikiframework
>> ],,[http://aikiframework.org])
>> 
>> 
>> ###
>> 
>> Basically, the macros are not being read right and create junk when
>> running configure:
>> 
>>  ./autogen.sh
>>  cd build
>>  ../configure
>> 
>> You can see the junk upon that configure run or then by viewing
>> configure:
>> 
>>  head ../configure
>> 
>> 
>> So something that needs some hands on mac fixing. Also need some mac os x
>> testing to make sure sed, grep and echo working fine....
>> 
>> Its something simple, just need a mac box.
>> 
> 
> -- 
> You received this bug notification because you are a direct subscriber
> of the bug.
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/791639
> 
> Title:
>  the build packaging has errors on mac os x
> 
> Status in Aiki Framework:
>  In Progress
> 
> Bug description:
>  Brad's laptop is running most recent mac os x.
> 
>  We had to set him up with http://macports.org
> 
>  Got all his software updates, m4 and gnu build stuff
> 
>   sudo port -v selfupgrade
>   sudo port install autoconf
>   sudo port install automake
> 
>   sudo port upgrade
> 
>  Anyway, still getting an error
> 
> 
>  <bradphillips> ../configure: line 4: --n: command not found
>  <bradphillips> ../configure: line 5: .: filename argument required
>  <bradphillips> .: usage: . filename [arguments]
>  <rejon> ok
>  <rejon> type:
>  <rejon> cd ..
>  <rejon> to get out of build
>  <rejon> type:
>  <rejon> head configure
>  <bradphillips> ok, I get:
>  <bradphillips> #! /bin/sh
>  <bradphillips> # Guess values for system-dependent variables and create 
> Makefiles.
>  <bradphillips> # Generated by GNU Autoconf 2.68 for aiki -n ;
>  <bradphillips> --n 763
> 
> 
>  ###
> 
>  So there is some error in getting the revision numbers, but not seeing
>  in Linux.
> 
>  I tried several ways to encapsulate the error, but don't have a mac
>  handy and its taking way too long to test and hand off code.
> 
>  need to try this when one of us has a mac os x, or brad's laptop
>  handy.
> 
>  The problem might be resolved by finding non sed, grep and bzr ways of
>  getting the revision number.
> 
>  As for now, I've spent too long on it, and its low priority since most
>  developers are going to have linux boxes on our team.
> 
>  ###
> 
>  Here is current bzr revno 764 of configure.ac where I think the
>  problem is at:
> 
>  ###
> 
>  m4_define([pkgversion],
>   [m4_esyscmd(echo -n $(grep define\(\'AIKI_VERSION\',\'.\\+\'\)\; 
> src/aiki.php \
>                         | sed s/.*define\(\'.\\+\',\''\(.*\)'\'\).*/'\1'/))])
> 
>  m4_define([revversion],
>   [m4_esyscmd(echo -n $(bzr revno))])
> 
>  m4_define([allversion],[pkgversion][-][revversion])
> 
>  # Initialize autoconf, set the name of this package and version
>  AC_INIT([aiki], [allversion], 
> [https://bugs.launchpad.net/aikiframework],,[http://aikiframework.org])
> 
> 
>  ###
> 
>  Basically, the macros are not being read right and create junk when
>  running configure:
> 
>   ./autogen.sh
>   cd build
>   ../configure
> 
>  You can see the junk upon that configure run or then by viewing
>  configure:
> 
>   head ../configure
> 
> 
>  So something that needs some hands on mac fixing. Also need some mac os x 
> testing to make sure sed, grep and echo working fine....
> 
>  Its something simple, just need a mac box.
> 
> To unsubscribe from this bug, go to:
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/791639

Title:
  the build packaging has errors on mac os x

Status in Aiki Framework:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  Brad's laptop is running most recent mac os x.

  We had to set him up with http://macports.org

  Got all his software updates, m4 and gnu build stuff

   sudo port -v selfupgrade
   sudo port install autoconf
   sudo port install automake

   sudo port upgrade

  Anyway, still getting an error

  
  <bradphillips> ../configure: line 4: --n: command not found
  <bradphillips> ../configure: line 5: .: filename argument required
  <bradphillips> .: usage: . filename [arguments]
  <rejon> ok
  <rejon> type:
  <rejon> cd ..
  <rejon> to get out of build
  <rejon> type:
  <rejon> head configure
  <bradphillips> ok, I get:
  <bradphillips> #! /bin/sh
  <bradphillips> # Guess values for system-dependent variables and create 
Makefiles.
  <bradphillips> # Generated by GNU Autoconf 2.68 for aiki -n ;
  <bradphillips> --n 763

  
  ###

  So there is some error in getting the revision numbers, but not seeing
  in Linux.

  I tried several ways to encapsulate the error, but don't have a mac
  handy and its taking way too long to test and hand off code.

  need to try this when one of us has a mac os x, or brad's laptop
  handy.

  The problem might be resolved by finding non sed, grep and bzr ways of
  getting the revision number.

  As for now, I've spent too long on it, and its low priority since most
  developers are going to have linux boxes on our team.

  ###

  Here is current bzr revno 764 of configure.ac where I think the
  problem is at:

  ###

  m4_define([pkgversion],
   [m4_esyscmd(echo -n $(grep define\(\'AIKI_VERSION\',\'.\\+\'\)\; 
src/aiki.php \
                         | sed s/.*define\(\'.\\+\',\''\(.*\)'\'\).*/'\1'/))])

  m4_define([revversion],
   [m4_esyscmd(echo -n $(bzr revno))])

  m4_define([allversion],[pkgversion][-][revversion])

  # Initialize autoconf, set the name of this package and version
  AC_INIT([aiki], [allversion], 
[https://bugs.launchpad.net/aikiframework],,[http://aikiframework.org])

  
  ###

  Basically, the macros are not being read right and create junk when
  running configure:

   ./autogen.sh
   cd build
   ../configure

  You can see the junk upon that configure run or then by viewing
  configure:

   head ../configure

  
  So something that needs some hands on mac fixing. Also need some mac os x 
testing to make sure sed, grep and echo working fine....

  Its something simple, just need a mac box.

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