+ make prefix=/var/tmp/slan-root/usr \
exec_prefix=/var/tmp/slan-root/usr \
bindir=/var/tmp/slan-root/usr/bin \
sbindir=/var/tmp/slan-root/usr/sbin \
sysconfdir=/var/tmp/slan-root/etc \
datadir=/var/tmp/slan-root/usr/share \
includedir=/var/tmp/slan-root/usr/include \
libdir=/var/tmp/slan-root/usr/lib \
libexecdir=/var/tmp/slan-root/usr/libexec \
localstatedir=/var/tmp/slan-root/var \
sharedstatedir=/var/tmp/slan-root/usr/com \
mandir=/var/tmp/slan-root/usr/share/man \
infodir=/var/tmp/slan-root/usr/share/info \
install -n
[..]
./install-sh -c -d -m 0700 /etc/slan/
./install-sh -c -b=numbered -m 0400 ./slan_server.conf
/etc/slan
Okay, it seems that the makefile is ignoring my
sysconfdir variable, as it's trying to clobber the
config files of a running system.
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Yes, the makefile is hardcoded to copy config files into
/etc/slan (after making the directory) and clobber anything
with the same name. I haven't put much effort into this
area. Next release will either have make-install disabled
or have it correctly use the dir variables you mention above.