On 12-01-06 10:26 AM, Mathieu Desnoyers wrote:
* Sébastien Barthélémy ([email protected]) wrote:
Hello Alexandre,
2012/1/6 Alexandre Montplaisir<[email protected]>:
[...]
Another solution would have been to "install" those .so's in the source
directory itself. But then when running "sudo make install", that would
create extra files in the source directory owned by root. So in the end
those were diverted to /tmp, waiting to be cleaned up next reboot.
thank you for the explanation.
Alas, this workaround has an annoying side effect here: installing the package
(tar xpf) changes the permissions of /tmp, which has a lot of annoying side
effects;).
If anyone knows a better solution please let us know ;)
... sorry
Until we find a better solution, we might want to document that the
installed content under /tmp should be discarded manually ? Other ideas ?
We could always go back to installing those .so's in ${srcdir}. If the
user has root permissions to install system-wide, he should be able to
clean up the directory afterward if needed.
Thanks,
Mathieu
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