Re: [DVBCUT-user] How to create tarball from svn
Hi! Francesco Fumanti wrote: Hello, Here are the commands that I use to manually install dvbcut on my Ubuntu installation: checkout: svn co https://dvbcut.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/dvbcut/trunk dvbcut Compile and install: autoconf ./configure --with-qt3-include=/usr/include/qt3/ --prefix=/usr make sudo make install Yep, that's exactly how it's done (+/- config options). Could anybody please tell me how I can create a tarball from the svn directory produced by the checkout? To build a source tarball, just configure as usual and then type make dist. You can check if the tarball works correctly by running make check-dist afterwards. Building a binary tarball isn't supported by the build system, but it's not much harder either. Install the program in a temporary directory, and then tar it up: autoconf ./configure options-as-you-need-them make mkdir /tmp/dvbcut-install sudo make install DESTDIR=/tmp/dvbcut-install tar cvfz dvbcut.tar.gz -C /tmp/dvbcut-install . Note the dot at the end of the last command! The trick is to specify a pseudo-root for the installation, using the DESTDIR variable. Becoming root for installing isn't actually required, but it makes sure that the installed files are owned by root (and are tar'd up that way). Alternatively, you can omit sudo and add the options --numeric-owner --owner=0 --group=0 to the tar command line, as I do it in the `make dist' target (see makefile.in). Of course, all this only works with GNU tar. -- Michael Tired Riepe mich...@mr511.de X-Tired: Each morning I get up I die a little -- ___ DVBCUT-user mailing list DVBCUT-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dvbcut-user
Re: [DVBCUT-user] How to create tarball from svn
Hi,
Michael Riepe wrote:
Here are the commands that I use to manually install dvbcut on my Ubuntu
installation:
checkout:
svn co https://dvbcut.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/dvbcut/trunk dvbcut
Compile and install:
autoconf
./configure --with-qt3-include=/usr/include/qt3/ --prefix=/usr
make
sudo make install
Yep, that's exactly how it's done (+/- config options).
Could anybody please tell me how I can create a tarball from the svn
directory produced by the checkout?
To build a source tarball, just configure as usual and then type make
dist. You can check if the tarball works correctly by running make
check-dist afterwards.
Thanks for the reply, but unfortunately it does not work on my Ubuntu
9.04 installation. I think that this is the relevant output from the
terminal:
Last change made on 2009-06-27 at 17:08:09Z in file 'dvbcut.h' by
'too-tired'
Prepared header file './src/version.h' for version/revision:
0.6.0-release/165
cd dvbcut-0.6.0 \
find . -type f ! -name MANIFEST -exec wc -c {} \; | \
sort +1 MANIFEST
sort: open failed: +1: No such file or directory
find: `wc' terminated by signal 13
find: `wc' terminated by signal 13
find: `wc' terminated by signal 13
find: `wc' terminated by signal 13
find: `wc' terminated by signal 13
snip
find: `wc' terminated by signal 13
find: `wc' terminated by signal 13
find: `wc' terminated by signal 13
make: *** [stamp-dist] Error 2
It seems to me that a file named MANIFEST is missing. Do I have to
create it and what should be its content? Or should it be automatically
generated?
Thanks in advance for any help,
Francesco
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Re: [DVBCUT-user] How to create tarball from svn
Hi!
Francesco Fumanti wrote:
Thanks for the reply, but unfortunately it does not work on my Ubuntu
9.04 installation. I think that this is the relevant output from the
terminal:
Last change made on 2009-06-27 at 17:08:09Z in file 'dvbcut.h' by
'too-tired'
Prepared header file './src/version.h' for version/revision:
0.6.0-release/165
cd dvbcut-0.6.0 \
find . -type f ! -name MANIFEST -exec wc -c {} \; | \
sort +1 MANIFEST
sort: open failed: +1: No such file or directory
Ouch... shitty POSIX strikes again.
Change sort +1 to sort -k 2 please.
Or run svn update.
find: `wc' terminated by signal 13
find: `wc' terminated by signal 13
find: `wc' terminated by signal 13
find: `wc' terminated by signal 13
find: `wc' terminated by signal 13
This is a secondary problem, caused by the premature death of sort.
Welcome to r166,
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