On 11.01.2010 10:14, Florian Haas wrote:
Yes, this is legacy stuff. We have the userland binary paths hardcoded
to /sbin for historical reasons; I'll spare you of the details. The
correct thing to do would be to use $(sbindir) which defaults to
/usr/local/sbin, and then override with ./configure --sbindir=/sbin in
packaging. We'll fix this for 8.3.8.
Even with --prefix and --sbindir defined, it still writes files into
/sbin. The only way you could force it to write somewhere else is by
prepending DESTDIR to 'make install'
that creates /tmp/DRBD with arch dependent files and /tmp/DRBD/tmp/DRBD
with arch independent files.
Huh? Explain please.
When I run 'make DESTDIR=/tmp/DRBD install', after running configure
with --prefix=/tmp/DRBD and --sbindir=/tmp/DRBD/sbin, I end up with
/tmp/DRBD directory which contains another tmp/DRBD. So, the tree looks
like this:
.
|-- sbin
| |-- drbdadm
| |-- drbdmeta
| `-- drbdsetup
|-- tmp
| `-- DRBD
[cut]
|
`-- usr
All files in /tmp/DRBD/sbin/* are architecture depended (compiled). All
files in /tmp/DRBD/tmp/DRBD/* are shell scripts, configuration files and
man pages. True, there's one arch independed file that ends up in
/tmp/DRBD/usr (resource file).
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