Creating Solaris Packages

[Jason Frank]

I'm currently working on a "real" Solaris package for net-snmp (i,e, 
using Sun's pkgadd and friends.)  The process basically involves 
installing to a dummy directory, building the package, then 
substituting in the real directory for the dummy one inside of the 
newly created package.  So, I'm doing a make install with an 
INSTALL_PREFIX of /tmp/net-snmp (for example).  Here's my make command:

   $MAKE install INSTALL_PREFIX=/tmp/net-snmp \
        persistentdir=/tmp/net-snmp/var/snmp  \
        || exit
This goes and processes the header files just fine (since they're in 
the top level Makefile), but when we call the lower level Makefiles to 
install the libraries and application, they attempt to install in the 
original locations, because the INSTALL_PREFIX is not being propagated 
down the make chain.

Is there a better way to do this?
Jason

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