Re: [Apachetoolbox-devel] ATB 1.5.61: install-item doesn't create leading paths
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From: bryan <br...@ap...> - 2002-09-19 13:48:26
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man install the install program should take care of this perfectly, I'll take a look at the GD module, thanks for the feedback! -bryan > > > Hi, > > I tend to compile Apaches using the ATB like this: > > path = /usr/local/stow/something, or: > path = /usr/local/stow/something/apache-<version>-<subversion> > Apache install-path = > /usr/local/stow/something/apache-<version>-<subversion> > > with subversion being a number that should mean something to me, like > which config file I selected when building, or so, to be able to > generate completely independent versions of Apache along with their > individual environments. (later on: tar the whole tree up and move it > to a production box...) > > However, the install script fails to generate any directories in > between. Eg if /usr/local/stow/something/apache-<version>-<subversion> > exists and it wants to install <path>/include/gd.h (as an example), it > barfs if .../include doesn't already exist. Perhaps you can > use the system's install program for that and/or automatically > create all required paths in between that are below, say, "path" > (someone is always the first to step on unclaimed grounds). > > The X11R6 contains the script "mkdirhier" that could be useful, and > most "modern" BSD-style "mkdir"s understand -p which would then > create intermediate directories as required. There are also some > other scripts floating around fixing this... > > What's the consensus about this? > > > Best, > --Toni++ > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek > Welcome to geek heaven. > http://thinkgeek.com/sf > _______________________________________________ > Apachetoolbox-devel mailing list > Apa...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/apachetoolbox-devel |