Date: Wed, 24 May 2006 20:04:35 -0700 (PDT) From: Charles Schaum <verbo.solo@sbcglobal.net> To: openoffice@freebsd.org Subject: Makefile fails in latest build of port for OO-2.0 Message-ID: <20060525030435.12572.qmail@web82204.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
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Thank you for your diligent and faithful work!
I have recently come to FreeBSD from various Linux distros and am learning to finesse a number of things in a new way.
About a month ago I built a binary .tbz either for 6.0 or a release candidate for 6.1. That build went fine, I still have that package.
Yesterday I tried a build with the most recent ports tree for 6.1. The Makefile failed in the post-install after making the wrappers. The part that failed is:
@for dir in 'ls ${ICONS}/hicolor | grep -v CVS'; do \
for app in base calc draw impress math printeradmin writer; do \
if [ -r ${ICONS}/hicolor/$${dir}/apps/$${app}.png ]; then \
${cp} ${ICONS}/hicolor/$${dir}/apps/$${app}.png \
${PREFIX}/share/icons . . .
. . . For file in 'cd ${ICONS}/hicolor/$${dir}/mimetypes . . .
. . . ${CP} ${ICONS}/hicolor/$${dir}/mimetypes/$${file} \
${PREFIX}/share/icons . . .
The problem is that ${CP} as defined does not automatically copy the dir tree down to the leaves where the files are to be in both the loops. I think I could anticipate this and create the tree by hand, but would that persist across builds or work properly when making a package?
I do apologize if I failed to RTFM.
Charles
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