Date: Sun, 30 Oct 2016 16:25:11 -0700 From: Jeff Anton <antonfb@hesiod.org> To: freebsd-questions@freebsd.org Subject: problems with make installworld DESTDIR=<newdirectory> Message-ID: <c77d5495-df5f-5d39-767c-24248b742b71@hesiod.org>
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I've been following the handbook "Updating Multiple Jails" section and
the latest time I've tried that it has failed against 10.3-RELEASE-p11
I tried a couple different machines, each failed.
First, /usr/src/bin/freebsd-version install fails.
To fix that in its Makefile I change
SCRIPTS = freebsd-version
to
SCRIPTS = freebsd-version.sh
Then the install of /usr/bin/include fails with "env: not found"
I change
env ECHO="${ECHO}" \
to
/usr/bin/env ECHO="${ECHO}" \
Then the install fails with
mktemp not found
and in mk-osreldate.sh
I change
tmpfile=$(mktemp osreldate.XXXXXXXX)
to
tmpfile=$(/usr/bin/mktemp osreldate.XXXXXXXX)
It seems like these issues should have failed much earlier. But maybe
the DESTDIR stuff no longer works against an empty directory. Seems
like $path must be set to get stuff from the world being installed, but
these installations depend upon stuff not yet installed.
I would also recommend that the handbook change the make installworld to
make -DNO_FSCHG installworld DESTDIR=${nr}
or recommend -DNO_FSCHG because my host machine is running in a secure
mode which makes removing these old jails impossible until a reboot.
Anyone else seeing problems with make installworld DESTDIR=<new> ?
Jeff Anton
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