Date: Fri, 21 Jun 2002 13:13:19 -0500 From: Bob Van Valzah <Bob@Talarian.Com> To: mbr@FreeBSD.org Cc: ports@FreeBSD.org Subject: FreeBSD Port: openoffice-1.0.0 Message-ID: <3D136CBF.4030805@Talarian.Com>
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Thanks for your work on OpenOffice. Two quick questions:
First, I'm confused by some language in pkg-message:
OpenOffice has now been installed in ${PREFIX}/OpenOffice.org1.0/
Once that is done exit X11 and run it again as the user
that you usually use. Then run "make install-user" and do
a standard workstation Thereafter, OpenOffice can be started using the
${PREFIX}/bin/soffice command.
In "Once that is done," I can't figure out what "that" refers back to.
It seems to be a vestage from rev 1.4 of the file referring to the
network install that's automatically done by make install.
Along the same lines, in "run it again," I can't figure out what "it"
refers back to.
Is the the correct sequence:
As root:
make install (does network install)
As user:
quit X
make install-user
start X
run ${PREFXI}/bin/soffice
If it'd help, I'll offer to submit a revised version of pkg-message that
makes this more clear after I understand the process well enough to
complete it myself.
Second, Is there a way for me to build my own package of OO? I tried
just make package, but it just tells me that it's already installed. The
two-phase install seems to get in the way of make package.
Thanks,
Bob
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Thanks for your work on OpenOffice. Two quick questions:<br>
<br>
First, I'm confused by some language in pkg-message:<br>
<blockquote>OpenOffice has now been installed in ${PREFIX}/OpenOffice.org1.0/<br>
<br>
Once that is done exit X11 and run it again as the user<br>
that you usually use. Then run "make install-user" and do<br>
a standard workstation Thereafter, OpenOffice can be started using the<br>
${PREFIX}/bin/soffice command.<br>
</blockquote>
In "Once that is done," I can't figure out what "that" refers back to. It
seems to be a vestage from rev 1.4 of the file referring to the network install
that's automatically done by make install.<br>
<br>
Along the same lines, in "run it again," I can't figure out what "it" refers
back to.<br>
<br>
Is the the correct sequence:<br>
<br>
As root:<br>
make install (does network install)<br>
As user:<br>
quit X<br>
make install-user<br>
start X<br>
run ${PREFXI}/bin/soffice<br>
<br>
If it'd help, I'll offer to submit a revised version of pkg-message that
makes this more clear after I understand the process well enough to complete
it myself.<br>
<br>
Second, Is there a way for me to build my own package of OO? I tried just
make package, but it just tells me that it's already installed. The two-phase
install seems to get in the way of make package.<br>
<br>
Thanks,<br>
<br>
Bob<br>
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