On Thu, Apr 30, 2015 at 07:32:32AM -0300, Fernando de Oliveira wrote:
> Re: r15900 and r15901.
>
> Ken, thanks for the fixes.
>
> Forgot the libraries in the commands (nettle), I had changed in my
> script and was going to change in the page:
>
> CONFIGURE="./configure --prefix=/usr" &&
> INSTALLCOMMAND="make install &&
> chmod -v 755 /usr/lib/lib{hogweed,nettle}.so &&
> install -v -m755 -d /usr/share/doc/${PACKAGE} &&
> install -v -m644 nettle.html /usr/share/doc/${PACKAGE}"
>
> This is better, because is version independent and does the job. That
> day I tested it both in DESTDIR and after actual install. I will change
> that in the book, to avoid future such problems. That was the initial
> intention and I forgot.
>
Happens to all of us. But does that chmod do the same thing ? A
symlink is normally 777, what we need is to change its target (from
what I recall, the targets get installed as 644).
> About gnutls, I use the sed between configure and make in my script:
>
>
> # lib/gnutls_privkey.c &&
>
> $CONFIGURE &&
>
> sed -e '/FUNCS=/ s/-d/&|uniq/' \
> -e '/get_x509_crt/ {n;d}' \
> -e '/get_x509_key/ {n;d}' \
> -e '/get_verify_flags/ {n;d}' \
> -i doc/manpages/Makefile &&
>
> time make -j${MKFLGS} &&
>
> But when editing, IIRC, noticed that configure and make where in one
> block, and didn't want to to modify that. So, forgot the missing
> Makefile and put in the beginning.
>
> Apologies for two big mistakes.
I haven't actually confirmed that applying the sed to configure.in
does the same thing, but it did let me build it.
>
> Thanks for fixing.
>
> About the recommended dependency and the grammar, I don't have excuse, I
> really commit these mistakes, and I will be always much thankful, when
> fixed.
English grammar changes, and what was there could be understood. If
I hadn't been adding a paragraph just below it I would not have
bothered to alter it.
For recommended - when a dependency used to be optional, and we
already have it installed, it becomes much harder to find out that
a package now wants it. Because I was building on a new system
without p11-kit, I found it. At least the error message from
configure told me how to work around it.
ĸen
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