Paul Rogers wrote:
Bruce, if you don't mind, I'll postpone building with jhalfs. A big
part of what the package management my scripts give me is not only the
documentation, but immediately after building I have it make a tarball
of everything that was installed which makes it possible for me to
"easily" clone the virgin system. I've built up a certain
infrastructure around that. ;-)
Another thing is, I like going through the process so I KNOW what's in
my system. That's worth a lot in this day and age! BTW, that includes
having made a patch set for the bash-4.2 "Shellshock" bugs (up to patch
53) if anybody's interested.
My point was to build according to the book and see if you can duplicate
the problem you are having on your system. You don't need to use it,
but it is a useful check on your scripts.
-- Bruce
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