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Subject: [Bug 204018] net/chrony: Pass --prefix to ./configure (Make PREFIX
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Date: Sat, 31 Oct 2015 19:30:37 +0000
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--- Comment #2 from John Hein <z7dr6ut7gs@snkmail.com> ---
Yes, I am familiar with GNU_CONFIGURE.  I should have mentioned that I
investigated using it instead.  However, while the configure script is
gnu-like, it's not the same.  Using GNU_CONFIGURE sort of works, but by luck
more than design.

- does not support the target triplet (e.g., "Unrecognized option : 
i386-portbld-freebsd9.3")

- creates at least one incorrect directory when using just GNU_CONFIGURE=yes
(with no additional CONFIGURE_ARGS) and PREFIX is specified:

[ -d /usr/ports/net/chrony/work/stage/etc ] || mkdir -p
/usr/ports/net/chrony/work/stage/etc

(instead of work/stage/<PREFIX>/etc)

This could be solved by adding --sysconfdir=${PREFIX}/etc to CONFIGURE_ARGS
when GNU_CONFIGURE is used.  This is currently specified with the current
flavor using HAS_CONFIGURE.


So, we could switch to GNU_CONFIGURE for this
close-but-not-quite-to-gnu-autoconf-flavored configure script with
CONFIGURE_ARGS==--sysconfdir=${PREFIX}/etc and live with the target triplet
warning message.

Or just continue using HAS_CONFIGURE and add --prefix=${PREFIX}.  I opted for
this choice.

I'll attach some QA.

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