Bug #192
closed
apcupsd pkgsrc package install is slightly broken
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Description
I've been on to the maintainer and he says to report it to DF people.
"Well, I tested with both pkgsrc-current (updated today) and pkgsrc-2006Q1,
in both cases the example script got installed in /usr/pkg/share/examples.
So it looks like it's a DF-specific problem ...
The package's makefile itself should probably not set RCD_SCRIPT_SRC
to ${WRKSRC}/distributions/netbsd/apcupsd for non-netbsd systems,
but it looks like the configure script would need some adjystements as
well."
The problem: the rc.d script doesn't seem to get installed.
=========================================================================== ===========================================================================
The following files should be created for apcupsd-3.8.6nb5:
/etc/rc.d/apcupsd (m=0755)===========================================================================
===> Please note the following:
===========================================================================
$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.1 2001/10/31 22:52:51 zuntum Exp $
NOTE: With most APC cables you must put a "local" flag in /etc/ttys for
the port you connect your UPS to, and run "ttyflags -a" to turn it
on the first time.
for complete documentation, see the html docs in
file:///usr/pkg/share/doc/html/apcupsd
===========================================================================
ls: /usr/pkg/share/examples/rc.d/apcupsd: No such file or directory
===> Registering installation for apcupsd-3.8.6nb5
pkg_create: can't stat `/usr/pkg/share/examples/rc.d/apcupsd'
apcupsd-3.8.6nb5 requires installed package gettext-lib-0.14.5
===> Cleaning for apcupsd-3.8.6nb5
===> Cleaning for libtool-base-1.5.22nb3
===> Cleaning for gettext-lib-0.14.5
===> Cleaning for gettext-tools-0.14.5
===> Cleaning for gmake-3.81
---
I've got the full build log if it's needed, and can provide any other info!
Anyone willing to take a quick look at this one? I don't have a clue :-)
Updated by joerg almost 18 years ago
On Wed, Jun 07, 2006 at 06:49:14PM +0100, Mark Cullen wrote:
I've been on to the maintainer and he says to report it to DF people.
As far I personally tried apcupsd, the old version was unusuable for me.
Never got around to test the new version for USB UPS though. I still
have it around though.
Joerg
Updated by mark.r.cullen almost 18 years ago
joerg@britannica.bec.de wrote:
On Wed, Jun 07, 2006 at 06:49:14PM +0100, Mark Cullen wrote:
I've been on to the maintainer and he says to report it to DF people.
As far I personally tried apcupsd, the old version was unusuable for me.
Never got around to test the new version for USB UPS though. I still
have it around though.Joerg
Oh, damn. Why was it unusable? Because you use a USB cable?
Looks like I still won't be switching to DF any time soon then, there's
a few packages, which I need, that appear to be semi-broken, and I am
not clever enough to fix them myself :-)
The maintainer said he was going to look in to updating the package
possibly some time soon, by the way.
Updated by joerg almost 18 years ago
On Wed, Jun 07, 2006 at 10:57:44PM +0100, Mark Cullen wrote:
joerg@britannica.bec.de wrote:
On Wed, Jun 07, 2006 at 06:49:14PM +0100, Mark Cullen wrote:
I've been on to the maintainer and he says to report it to DF people.
As far I personally tried apcupsd, the old version was unusuable for me.
Never got around to test the new version for USB UPS though. I still
have it around though.Joerg
Oh, damn. Why was it unusable? Because you use a USB cable?
I have a USB-only UPS. So I have no other option, but a newer version.
Joerg
Updated by wa1ter almost 18 years ago
Mark Cullen wrote:
[...][
The problem: the rc.d script doesn't seem to get installed.
=========================================================================== ===========================================================================
The following files should be created for apcupsd-3.8.6nb5:/etc/rc.d/apcupsd (m=0755)
Well, God knows I'm no expert, but I'm wondering if the script
got installed in /usr/pkg/etc/rc.d/ instead?
When I first started using pkgsrc I tried to keep the FBSD ports
system installed at the same time. I got hopelessly lost in the
details of where the rc and config files should be installed.
I'm still a bit uncertain about these details, actually, even
though I managed to get everything working just by trial-and-
error.
I remember (dimly) that doing a pkgsrc/bootstrap asks you where
you want certain things installed, like the rc.d directory, just
as one example.
Are there gurus out there who can give us the real facts?
Updated by mark.r.cullen almost 18 years ago
walt wrote:
Mark Cullen wrote:
[...][The problem: the rc.d script doesn't seem to get installed.
=========================================================================== ===========================================================================
The following files should be created for apcupsd-3.8.6nb5:/etc/rc.d/apcupsd (m=0755)
Well, God knows I'm no expert, but I'm wondering if the script
got installed in /usr/pkg/etc/rc.d/ instead?
It wasn't in /usr/pkg/etc/rc.d/, but I assume you meant to say
/etc/rc.d/ there? :-) Well spotted, I never checked there for it! I'll
have a look at that one later.
When I first started using pkgsrc I tried to keep the FBSD ports
system installed at the same time. I got hopelessly lost in the
details of where the rc and config files should be installed.I'm still a bit uncertain about these details, actually, even
though I managed to get everything working just by trial-and-
error.
It is a little different, but I do like how everything goes under /usr/pkg.
I remember (dimly) that doing a pkgsrc/bootstrap asks you where
you want certain things installed, like the rc.d directory, just
as one example.
It does?! When I ran the bootstrap script it just..... ran! Didn't ask
me any questions :-)
Are there gurus out there who can give us the real facts?
Updated by wa1ter almost 18 years ago
On Thu, 8 Jun 2006, Mark Cullen wrote:
walt wrote:
Mark Cullen wrote:
[...][The problem: the rc.d script doesn't seem to get installed.
=========================================================================== ===========================================================================
The following files should be created for apcupsd-3.8.6nb5:/etc/rc.d/apcupsd (m=0755)
Well, God knows I'm no expert, but I'm wondering if the script
got installed in /usr/pkg/etc/rc.d/ instead?It wasn't in /usr/pkg/etc/rc.d/, but I assume you meant to say /etc/rc.d/
there? :-) Well spotted, I never checked there for it! I'll have a look at
that one later.
The confusion seems to be built into the pkgsrc utilities, e.g., if
you don't specify any directories when running bootstrap, it puts
the mk.conf in /usr/pkg/etc. But, the pkg_chk utility will look
at /etc/mk.conf by default unless to tell it to look in /usr/pkg/etc.
Very confusing. Try running bootstrap --help to see what you can
specify. Not that you would want to change the defaults, but I did
because I was trying to juggle pkgsrc and ports for awhile and got
pretty lost in the fog.
Updated by joerg almost 18 years ago
On Thu, Jun 08, 2006 at 07:47:17AM -0700, walt wrote:
The confusion seems to be built into the pkgsrc utilities, e.g., if
you don't specify any directories when running bootstrap, it puts
the mk.conf in /usr/pkg/etc. But, the pkg_chk utility will look
at /etc/mk.conf by default unless to tell it to look in /usr/pkg/etc.
At least bmake doesn't really care. It tries ${PREFIX}/etc/mk.conf and
/etc/mk.conf in that order. pkg_chk is not supposed to care either, but
I will talk with the author about this bug.
For rc scripts, they go to /etc/rc.d by default (RCD_SCRIPTS_DIR),
unless overridden. Putting them anywhere but /etc/rc.d makes IMO only
useless trouble though.
Joerg