Re: [binarycloud-dev] Make

[Alex B. <en...@tu...>]

This does not _sound_ like a "BSD-is-stupid" thing (like bsd make being
dumb, or no php binary, etc)

I will ask odysseas, because I am unsure about the error below.

hrm

_a


> Our emails crossed in the night....  Ignore 7:53 post.
> 
>> From what you said, everything should have worked, as
> far as I can determine.
> 
> What is "suspicious", er, it's the bloody error, is
> 
> install: /home/pngia/r2/binarycloud/build/en/user/./conf/conf.php: No
> such file or directory
> 
> and the fact you don't even have a ./build directory...  Didn't
> you say that?  BUILD_DIR is defined in Makefile.in as
> 
> BUILD_DIR       = $(BC_DIR)/build/$(BC_LANG)
> 
> and that is why I was suspicious that Makefile.in was not
> being included.
> 
> Here is another putter.
> 1.  Save the original Makefile
> 2.  Edit the Makefile
> a) remove the switch --no-print-directory
> from both "make" calls thus:
> 
> (echo "in user";cd 2>/dev/null user && make ;); \
>       (echo "in base";cd 2>/dev/null base && make ;); \
> 
> 3.  Do the make, see what you get.  Should look something
> like:
> ------------------------------------
> Building en site
> in user
> make[1]: Entering directory `/home/jef/tmp/r2/binarycloud/user'
> in user/htdocs
> make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/jef/tmp/r2/binarycloud/user'
> in base
> make[1]: Entering directory `/home/jef/tmp/r2/binarycloud/base'
> in core
> in bldr
> in init
> make[2]: /home/jef/tmp/r2/binarycloud/base/utils/processprepend.php:
> Command not found
> make[2]: *** [installprepend] Error 127
> in lib
> in mgr
> make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/jef/tmp/r2/binarycloud/base'
> ---------------------------------
> 
> This will "test" if the make(1) behaviour is the same.
> 
> Boy, I bet the lurkers on the list are laughing at our
> discomforture out there....  Do you feel watched????
> 
> 
> _scratch|_scratch|_scratch
> 
> _jef
> 
> ============
> 
> Jimmy Harlindong wrote:
>> 
>> Justin,
>> 
>> _scratch, _scratch... :)
>> 
>>> Uh, oh.  BSD...  I am a BSD ignoramus.  And, if you are
>>> using the C shell, some of the things I suggested _may_ not
>>> work. I assumed a Bourne/bash shell...
>> 
>> I tried on CSH and Bash. The only difference is the way to set the
>> environment variable.
>> - Same problem
> [== snip, snip ==]
> 


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