Cloned [email protected]:rsyslog/rsyslog-pkg-ubuntu.git
Following INSTALL.
First step is to run scripts/repack.sh which is supposed to: "Converts
the original package-release.tar.gz filename to package_release.orig.tar.gz"
Seems like the first step is implied downloading of the tar file. Would
a good example be e.g.the tar file
http://www.rsyslog.com/files/download/rsyslog/rsyslog-8.3.0.tar.gz
referenced at www.rsyslog.com/downloads/download-v8-devel/?
Once download, where should this file go? It seems somewhat logical to
place it in the rsyslog-pkg-ubuntu directory (i.e. git dir I just cloned).
In the following the current directory ./ refers to where I cloned
rsyslog-pkg-ubuntu (that's where the INSTALL is, scripts dir etc.).
After running ./scripts/repack.sh I have a new directory and renamed tar
file:
./rsyslog-8.3.0/
./rsyslog_8.3.0.orig.tar.gz
Next step is to run ./scripts/prepare.sh but that's where I am stuck.
What it does is:
PACKAGENAME=$(basename `readlink -f .`)
So PACKAGENAME is basename of the current directory, i.e. if I cloned
into /home/erik/something/rsyslog-pkg-ubuntu then PACKAGENAME is
rsyslog-pkg-ubuntu.
Then it sets TARGZFILES using the following command:
TARGZFILES=` ls -d */ | grep $PACKAGENAME`
which I don't think can work, given that package name is the basename of
current directory and it's listing the content of the current directory...
Given the rest of the script it seems that TARGZFILES should be set to
rsyslog-8.3.0 (which is a directory, even though name of the variable
suggests it would be files).
Any insights into this? What should be where in the beginning?
erik
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