Hello,
Installation of openssl-1.0.0e fails if SCRIPTS environment variable is defined
(export SCRIPTS=/home/xxx/scripts for example).
making install in apps...
installing openssl
installing /home/xxx/scripts
In apps/Makefile, SCRIPTS is defined ("SCRIPTS=CA.sh CA.pl tsget"), but it
seems that the makefile is called with -e option ("$(MAKE) -e"), which means
that environment variables must override makefile local definitions.
Why is it necessary to call "$(MAKE) -e"?
It is a little bit risky to use such an option. SCRIPTS variable is a common
name, and people may define it in their shell rc file.
Cédric Marie
Hello,
Installation of openssl-1.0.0e fails if SCRIPTS environment variable is defined (export SCRIPTS=/home/xxx/scripts for example).
making install in apps...
installing openssl
installing /home/xxx/scripts
installing openssl
installing /home/xxx/scripts
In apps/Makefile, SCRIPTS is defined ("SCRIPTS=CA.sh CA.pl tsget"), but it seems that the makefile is called with -e option ("$(MAKE) -e"), which means that environment variables must override makefile local definitions.
Why is it necessary to call "$(MAKE) -e"?
It is a little bit risky to use such an option. SCRIPTS variable is a common name, and people may define it in their shell rc file.
C?dric
Marie
