On 02-03-08 11:02:25 CET, Michael Bell wrote: > > > (+) you call echo with '-n' to prevent the implicit trailing new line > > > character. while this works under bash and csh it doesn't work under sh > > > or ksh. for echo calls, the '-n' argument was removed and '\c' was added > > > to the end of the string. > > This is a really good hint. I fixed it.
unfortunately, the fix makes it as broken as before, only the other way around. echo -n "..." is BSD-style (solaris1 sh, freeBSD sh, GNU bash), echo "...\c" is sysV-style (solaris2 sh). to support both, a more elaborate solution would have to be found. > > > (+) the absolute path for pod2man is not set and the path is not > > > intuitive (at least not for solaris 8's default perl install). this > > > should be configurable by configure. for now i added two paths to the > > > check for pod2man to configure.in. it is configurable env POD2MAN=/usr/perl5/bin/pod2man ./configure ... that's solaris, one needs to put a large number of /opt/.../bin directories in one's $path. and now one needs to add /usr/perl5/bin... michael, i'm pretty sure your fix won't work. globbing inside a colon-separated list...? > > > () from src/contrib/Makefile: perl modules are reinstalled every time > > > make is invoked. before installing modules we should look to see if > > > they are already installed. no point in risking mucking something up by > > > overwriting something that already works. as somebody else on this list has found out already: they don't get reinstalled (counter to our expectations...). rj _______________________________________________ OpenCA-Devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openca-devel
