Use current directory for POSIX mkdir test in install-sh

The following patch changes the directory against which the mkdir -p command is tested in install-sh script. Currently the test for POSIX compliance is run against the root directory, which gets annoying in those systems trying to wrap packages into a sandbox when building (making sure nothing

Re: Use current directory for POSIX mkdir test in install-sh

Alex Unleashed [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: - if $mkdirprog -m $test_mode -p -- / /dev/null 21; then + if $mkdirprog -m $test_mode -p -- . /dev/null 21; then Sorry, but this fix causes install-sh to deduce the wrong answer if the working directory is not searchable. Currently the test