Le 11/05/2014 23:44, Pierre Labastie a écrit :
> Le 11/05/2014 23:08, William Harrington a écrit :
>>
>> On May 11, 2014, at 3:24 PM, Pierre Labastie wrote:
>>
>>>> However, they are still ran as the clfs user and will fail at the creation
>>>> of
>>>> devices when using mknod.
>>> Did you try ?
>>> The Makefile has:
>>> mk_SUDO: mk_CROSS
>>> @sudo make BREAKPOINT=$(BREAKPOINT) SUDO
>>> @touch $@
>>> ----------------------
>>> so all SUDO targets are run as root.
>>>
>>> Pierre
>>
>> Hi Pierre,
>>
>> That is in the Makefile.
>>
>> I can run make mk_SUDO and still get the same problem.
>>
>> Starting at creatingdirs, all the targets are ran as the clfs user.
>>
>> whoami in the 090-devices, for example, still outputs clfs and bombs out when
>> attempting to use mknod
>> and 095-changingowner doesn't use the root user so can't change ownership of
>> anything to 0:0
>>
>> The rest work fine as the clfs user as jHALFS will set ${CLS} (/mnt/clfs) to
>> 777 with the sticky bit. But creating devices and changing ownership to 0:0
>> in
>> ${CLFS} (/mnt/clfs) isn't working properly like it should.
>>
>> In the Makefile:
>>
>> mk_SUDO: mk_CROSS
>> @sudo make BREAKPOINT=$(BREAKPOINT) SUDO
>> @touch $@
>>
>>
>>
>> SUDO: 090-devices 095-changingowner
>>
>>
>> 090-devices: 089-createfiles
>> @$(call echo_message, Building)
>> @export BASHBIN=$(SHELL) && $(SHELL) progress_bar.sh $@ $$PPID &
>> @echo "$(nl_)`date`$(nl_)" >logs/$@
>> @$(PRT_DU) >>logs/$@
>> @export CLFS=$(MOUNT_PT) && \
>> clfs-commands/boot/$@ >>logs/$@ 2>&1 && \
>> $(PRT_DU) >>logs/$@
>> @$(call housekeeping)
>>
>> 095-changingowner: 094-flags
>> @$(call echo_message, Building)
>> @export BASHBIN=$(SHELL) && $(SHELL) progress_bar.sh $@ $$PPID &
>> @echo "$(nl_)`date`$(nl_)" >logs/$@
>> @$(PRT_DU) >>logs/$@
>> @export CLFS=$(MOUNT_PT) && \
>> clfs-commands/boot/$@ >>logs/$@ 2>&1 && \
>> $(PRT_DU) >>logs/$@
>> @$(call housekeeping)
>>
>> Sincerely,
>>
>> William Harrington
>
> I think we misunderstood each other. Of course all the scripts which should be
> run as root should be added to the SUDO variable. I attach a patch, which
> should achieve that, for the systemd branch. What I do not have is a way to be
> compatible with older versions of the book...
>
> Pierre
>
>
>
Sorry, of course the else clause for fstab should also be
wrt_RunAsRoot "${file}" (I usually copy fstab, so this clause is not used for
me)
Pierre
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