Lockdev src2pkg "make install" problems

piete · 02-18-2008, 04:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shingoshi

I just copied the code again and tried it, same results.

Found source archive: lockdev-1.0.3.tar.bz2
Deleting old build files - Done
Creating working directories:
PKG_DIR=/usr/src/panoplyx/tmp/lockdev-1.0.3-pkg-1panoplyx
SRC_DIR=/usr/src/panoplyx/tmp/lockdev-1.0.3-src-1panoplyx
Unpacking source archive - Done
Correcting source permissions - Done
Checking for patches - Found
Applying: lockdev.basedir.diff
Skipping autoconf configuration:
Continuing - We found at least one Makefile
Compiling sources - Using: 'make'
Compiling has been - Successful!
Checking for 'install' rule - Okay
Checking for DESTDIR support - Not found
NOTICE - DESTDIR not supported. Falling back to JAIL install
Installing in jail root - Using: 'make install'
FATAL! Running '' has failed with error: 1
Try using INSTALL_LINE 'make -i install' Exiting...
src2pkg FAILURE in make_install

Ok, we've got the patch to work successfully. No problems there. Still make install problems, which really bothers me.

Some things to look at (let the straw-clutching begin):
* Changes to src2pkg.conf
* Changes to src2pkg executable
* Are you building in a chroot environment?
* Can you get it to build/install manually? Try `make DESTDIR=tmp/lockdevtest install` as a user.

I will get a clean version of src2pkg installed soon and see if I can recreate the problem.

Please use 1 thread per problem/question, too. It makes the thread much easier to read and will help people coming late to a problem to contribute. It'll also likely attract more attention, which will mean you'll get a better quality of responses.

Thanks,
- Piete.

piete · 02-18-2008, 10:23 AM

My src2pkg config:

Code:

# /etc/src2pkg/src2pkg.conf Version-1.0
# Only change stuff here that you want to *always* apply.
# Most configuration options  are set up with sane defaults
# in the file /usr/libexec/src2pkg/DEFINES. The code gets
# executed when the file is sourced, so it shouldn't go here in /etc.
# 

# 'Package by' signature for automatically created slack-desc files
CREATOR="Piete Sartain (src2pkg)"
# Uncomment to turn off color prompting
# COLOR_PROMPT="NO"
# Uncomment to always see all ouput
QUIET="NO"

## Working Directories
# The default settings for these are like for Slackware:
#
# The tarball, or link to it, is in the current directory 
# SOURCES_DIR="$CWD"
# Sources are unpacked and built in /tmp
# SRC_BUILDS_DIR="/tmp"
# The package build tree is also in /tmp
# PKG_BUILDS_DIR="/tmp"
# Finished packages are left in /tmp
# PKG_DEST_DIR="/tmp"
#
# Installwatch backups use a package-specific directory:
# BACKUP_DIR="/tmp/$NAME-$VERSION-backup"

# You can create a separate directory for each package
# and then do everything in the current directory:
#

! [[ $BUILD ]] && BUILD="1"
! [[ $ARCH ]] && ARCH="x86_64"
! [[ $STD_FLAGS ]] && STD_FLAGS="-fPIC -O2"
! [[ $EXTRA_CONFIGS ]] && EXTRA_CONFIGS="--libdir=/usr/lib64"
! [[ $SIG ]] && SIG="_pes_slamd64_11"

# SOURCES_DIR="$CWD"
# SRC_BUILDS_DIR="$CWD"
# PKG_BUILDS_DIR="$CWD"
PKG_DEST_DIR="$CWD"
# BACKUP_DIR="$CWD"

#
# You can also set it up like rpm does and create a build area,
# for example, in /usr/src/src2pkg with subdirectories like:
# SOURCES, BUILDS,  PACKAGES. Then you can make a
# RECIPES directory with subdirs for each src2pkg script
# with it's patches or other resources

1.9.6 build 1 gives me a decent enough package. At least, doesn't bomb out at the install line.

PS: I realise the config file is a bit out of date =)

gnashley · 02-18-2008, 03:41 PM

There's not anything too important in the new src2pkg.conf file that you would really need to update right now.

I have a couple of comments about your options.
1. You don't need to set the BUILD default here as it is done elsewhere. (Note that some defaults are only set when pre_process is run, so if you don't see them in DEFINES then look in pre_process)

2. It would be better if you set the --libdir=/usr/lib64 in STD_CONFIGS instead of EXTRA_CONFIGS -although this is being doen for you now in get_flags. EXTRA_CONFIGS should be reserved for package-specific options when you need to pass options that only apply to the package in question, like '--enable-super-feature --disable-tests'.

Thanks for posting your example as it may help others to set theirs up. I've noticed that quite a few users are using the '-C' option which you have set up with
PKG_DEST_DIR="$CWD".