minor correction to install.sh

minor correction to install.sh

[Paul Larson]

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Must have had a mailer wrap issue with the install.sh patch, can someone
add a space here please?

-(echo '2.6.*' -2.6; echo '2.4.*' -2.4; echo '2.*.*' '') | while read mv
+(echo '2.6.*' -2.6; echo '2.4.*' -2.4; echo '2.*.*' '') | while read m v

And no, this doesn't fix the fact that make install no longer allows the
symlinks to get created.

-- 
Thanks,
Paul Larson
plars@linuxtestproject.org
http://www.linuxtestproject.org

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RE: minor correction to install.sh

[Ian Pratt]

> Must have had a mailer wrap issue with the install.sh patch, 
> can someone
> add a space here please?
> 
> -(echo '2.6.*' -2.6; echo '2.4.*' -2.4; echo '2.*.*' '') | 
> while read mv
> +(echo '2.6.*' -2.6; echo '2.4.*' -2.4; echo '2.*.*' '') | 
> while read m v

I've added the space.
 
> And no, this doesn't fix the fact that make install no longer 
> allows the
> symlinks to get created.

Not sure I understand. Perhaps make install should now invoke
install.sh?

[In hind sight it was a bad idea to start unravelling the build system.
It wasn't pretty, but it worked...]

Ian


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minor correction to install.sh

[Jared Rhine]

[Ian == m+Ian.Pratt@cl.cam.ac.uk on Wed, 26 Jan 2005 20:16:15 -0000]

  Ian> In hind sight it was a bad idea to start unravelling the build
  Ian> system.  It wasn't pretty, but it worked...

I personally think the improvements to the build system were worth the
risk of merging.  I do think that fewer non-trivial changes should get
applied to the testing and unstable trees simultaneously and that
large batches of changes applied at the same time always carry risk.

Please don't shy off of build-related improvements in the future; good
building, packaging, and development support has wide-ranging benefits
to the community.  Yeah, sometimes you won't anticipate all
environments, but there's always the stable tree for those who don't
feel like helping to catch and report breakages.

-- jared@wordzoo.com

"Tiger gotta hunt.  Bird gotta fly.
 Man gotta sit and wonder why, why, why.
 Tiger gotta sleep.  Bird gotta land.
 Man gotta tell himself he understand." -- Kurt Vonnegut Jr.


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