On Thu, May 13, 2004 at 08:10:52AM -0700, Larry Price wrote:
> all on
> FreeBSD 5.1-RELEASE-p16 #6: Tue May 4 23:01:21 PDT 2004
Well, you're "kind of" staying current wrt the base system,
but the ports tree keeps chugging along, no? Or did you unpack
the ports tree and never update it?
IMO, an evolving ports tree with a static base leads to disaster.
I would imagine most of the port developers are probably running
a -current base. I'm glad OpenBSD has versioning in the ports tree.
>
> I tracked the problem down to a file labeled omf.make
> which had a line like:
> for file in $$files; do install -m 444 $file.out ${INSTALL_PREFIX}/$file;
> done
>
> since changing omf.make didn't seem to get picked up by a top level 'make
> install' my (crude, hackish) solution was the find job described above.
I don't know how the FreeBSD ports build gnome, but where is the
omf.make file?
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