Michael Make note to mention this on the documentation.
It works yipee. now I gonna make some openpkgs hopefully without questions being asked. Also when I make packages do they have to reside under the /cw directory, or can they reside under the main filesystem. A happy camper. Joseph Michael Schloh von Bennewitz wrote: >Hello Joseph, > >It is possible that the bootstrap script works with the korn shell, but we >have not tested it on anything else than the basic /bin/sh of the three >supported platforms (Solaris, FreeBSD, Linux) and a few other unsupported >ones. > >'Preparing your shell environment' actually is only useful once you have >sucessfully bootstrapped, but I mentioned it because it is quite useful after >we solve these nasty bootstrapping problems. > >In any case, it seems to me that the bootstrap script is copying the files to >your target directory (/cw) but not completely finishing. I think it is >breaking before it can create the hierarchy, build the RPM database, change >owner and group permissions, and some other neccessary things. > >I also think that looking at the output of either the >openpkg-<V>-<R>.src.sh or openpkg-<V>-<R>.<arch>-<os>.<id>.sh will show that >an error occurred sometime causing the generated script to be incomplete or >somehow break. Please pick your favorite platform and send a copy of the >output. I'll compare it to what I normally see when bootstrapping. Oh, and >be sure to use the latest bootstrap script at: > > ftp://ftp.openpkg.org/openpkg-20020402-20020402.src.sh > >Regards, >Michael > ______________________________________________________________________ The OpenPKG Project www.openpkg.org User Communication List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
