John Burrell wrote:
The configure command needs:
--sysconfdir=/etc
or else it writes to /usr/etc
Indeed you are right. Looking at the scripts that are installed, I don't
know that we want them at all. They define six functions, but do not
export them, so they are transient during the boot process. They do
export AWKPATH and AWKLIBPATH if called. We do not call them.
It may not hurt to leave the scripts in /etc/profile.d, but their use
seems pretty obscure to me.
We may want to use --sysconfdir=/dev/null, but that will throw an error
when the Makefile tries to create a directory there.
A better option may be:
sed -i 's/extras//' Makefile.in
-- Bruce
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