On Sat, 15 Sep 2007 16:42:37 +0200, Jonas Karlsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > @@ -179,11 +179,11 @@ > [ -d "$reciperesources" ] && $sudo_exec cp -R "$reciperesources" > "$installprefix" > [ -d "$archreciperesources" ] && $sudo_exec cp -R "$archreciperesources" > "$installprefix" > - [ "$revision" ] && echo "$revision" > "$installprefix/Resources/Revision" > + [ "$revision" ] && echo "$revision" | $sudo_exec tee > "$installprefix/Resources/Revision" >/dev/null > if [ "$app" = "$appname" ] > then > - $sudo_exec sh -c "CheckDependencies --mode=convert $app $version > recipe $recipedir > \"$installprefix/Resources/Dependencies\"" > + $sudo_exec CheckDependencies --mode=convert $app $version recipe > $recipedir | $sudo_exec tee -a "$installprefix/Resources/Dependencies" > >/dev/null > fi > if [ "$app" ] This reminds me, do we really want to keep that functionallity? At least we should change it, since, imo, it's better to look at BuildInformation than what the recipe defines as depdendencies, as those might differ. Applications might break if not all required (linked) libraries are installed.
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