portupgrade/make install problem.
Daryl Chance
chancedj at yahoo.com
Mon Jul 14 08:08:06 PDT 2003
cool. thanks for the patch and the info. Would it be
fine for me to sync the 4.8 source and just install
the pkg_install utils? (pkg_*). I know the question
was asked previously, but I didn't see any answer. I
assume that it would be fine, but I don't want to
screw something up if I do install them.
PS: For some reason, yahoo has put your last 2 (this
and the previous email) into, basically, the spam
folder. Very wierd.
--- Michael Edenfield <kutulu at kutulu.org> wrote:
> * Daryl Chance <chancedj at yahoo.com> [030714 10:47]:
> > Thanks. I just saw the posts in the archive, but
> not
> > a patch like Mr Edenfield posted. I would like to
> > propose a patch of my own. Yours looks like it
> would
> > work well, but it negates the FORCE_PKG_REGISTER
> env
> > and NO_PKG_REGISTER env (If I follow the code
> > correctly). My patch just modifies the pkg_info
> > command to only add -O if the OSVERSION >= 470000.
>
> > It's not tested since I don't know the language
> syntax
> > for whever code that is :). So please, feel free
> to
> > fix it.
>
> The problem is, that without the -O the entire check
> fails. The -O
> parameter to pkg_info takes a port origin
> (basically, the relative
> directory from /usr/ports of the port) and returns a
> list of packages
> that were originally installed from there. Without
> -O,
>
> pkg_info -q <port origin>
>
> just returns an error that it couldn't find the
> package.
>
> I did the patch in a hurry, and don't have anything
> before 4.8 to test
> on, but the logic seemed good to me. We don't want
> to do this check
> if either FORCE_PKG_REGISTER or NO_PKG_REGISTER are
> defined, and can't
> if OSVERSION is not at least 470000. I'll try to
> find a machine to
> drop 4.6 on and test today, unless someone beats me
> to it.
>
> --Mike
>
>
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