Bug #170
missed Option in pkg_info
| Status: | Closed | Start date: | ||
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| Priority: | Normal | Due date: | ||
| Assignee: | - | % Done: | 0% |
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| Target version: | - |
Description
Hello,
I dont know whether this is the correct address for my problem but i hope you
can help me.
1. problem
if i want install a new port then search the MAKEFILE of any Port the tool
"pkg_info" to install after compile the port in /usr/local/sbin but i found
in dragonflybsd this tool in /usr/pkg/sbin/
I have make links in /usr/local/sbin to pkg_info and stuff and it works.
2. Problem
If i want execute "make install" after compiling then i recieve the follow
error message from make and pkg_info
pkg_info illegal option -- O
usage: pkg_info .... blabla
*** Error code 1
the system want checking whether the port is already installed but the option
for this check is missed.
what can i do?????
Sorry for my bad english but i hope you can me help.
Thanks and greetings,
Willi
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Updated by wa1ter about 7 years ago
willi wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I dont know whether this is the correct address for my problem but i hope you
> can help me.
>
> 1. problem
>
> if i want install a new port then search the MAKEFILE of any Port the tool
> "pkg_info" to install after compile the port in /usr/local/sbin but i found
> in dragonflybsd this tool in /usr/pkg/sbin/
> I have make links in /usr/local/sbin to pkg_info and stuff and it works.
>
> 2. Problem
>
> If i want execute "make install" after compiling then i recieve the follow
> error message from make and pkg_info
>
> pkg_info illegal option -- O
> usage: pkg_info .... blabla
I can think of two possible reasons: You may have two different
versions of pkg_info on your machine; one from the old FBSD ports
system, and another in /usr/pkg/sbin from the new pkgsrc system.
Or, if you are using the new pkgsrc system, you should use 'bmake'
instead of 'make' for building *and* installing ports. (You still
use 'make' for building the operating system, though.)
And 'bmake' must be in your $PATH, of course. (I thinks it's in
/usr/pkg/bin IIRC.)
Updated by corecode almost 7 years ago
wrong ports infrastructure