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Solved it...sorta kinda
I had to comment out 3 lines near the end of the KeePass.Slackbuild file, but the build completed successfully, as did the installpkg process.
Whoever knows what they're doign might want to look at the Slackbuild script to find out why it's looking for '$CWD/files', a directory that is never created. Anyway, we're good to go. I built a launcher on the fly and all is well here in wannabe-geek-on-the-loose land. Again, thanks for the input. |
In the future if you plan to run and install your SlackBuilds manually, this may help:
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bash -x ./name.SlackBuild Regarding failing SlackBuild scripts, you can report them here: https://www.linuxquestions.org/quest...ls-4175561999/ |
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Thanks for teaching me something today. |
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If you clone the whole git repo, you can just cd into the correct directory and then run the SlackBuild. It will have all the required files. Code:
git clone https://github.com/Ponce/slackbuilds.git |
And now for some closure: comic relief
Well, I'm shaking my head, y'all.
Back in the early 80's I had an old VW Super Beetle, for which I bought a repair manual entitled, "How to Keep Your VW Alive - Step By Step Instructions For the Complete Idiot". In its opening pages was this sage advice: "Look at what you are seeing." After umpteen visits to Ponce's page for KeePass 2.30, I finally looked at what I was seeing. And guess what! Right there as the top line of the SlackBuild files was a folder called "files". Okay, so I'm completing my 67th year today and I am evidently not as sharp as once I was. But still. I mean, come ON! It was right there. I am really, REALLY happy that I've committed to Slackware as my distro. |
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It helped me keep my VW alive back in the mid-70s. -- kjh |
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And Happy Birthday! Just remember, birthdays are like farts. They're going to happen, so you might as well sit back and enjoy them :) |
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