sendmail.spec

[Bartosz Świątek]

06-08-07, Patryk Zawadzki <patrys w pld-linux.org> napisał(a):
> Na x86 make install kończy się tak:
>
> + uname -s
> + uname -r
> + OBJDIR=obj.Linux.2.6.17-2-vserver-amd64.i386
> + id -nu
> + IDNU=builder
> + id -ng
> + IDNG=users
> + SMINSTOPT=DESTDIR=/tmp/B.875446/sendmail-8.13.8-root-builder
> SBINOWN=builder SBINGRP=users    UBINOWN=builder UBINGRP=users
> MANOWN=builder MANGRP=users       CFOWN=builder CFGRP=users
> MSPQOWN=builder GBINGRP=users GBINOWN=builder         BINOWN=builder
> BINGRP=users LIBOWN=builder LIBGRP=users INCOWN=builder INCGRP=users
> + /usr/bin/make -C obj.Linux.2.6.17-2-vserver-amd64.i386/sendmail
> install DESTDIR=/tmp/B.875446/sendmail-8.13.8-root-builder
> SBINOWN=builder SBINGRP=users UBINOWN=builder UBINGRP=users
> MANOWN=builder MANGRP=users CFOWN=builder CFGRP=users MSPQOWN=builder
> GBINGRP=users GBINOWN=builder BINOWN=builder BINGRP=users
> LIBOWN=builder LIBGRP=users INCOWN=builder INCGRP=users
> make: *** obj.Linux.2.6.17-2-vserver-amd64.i386/sendmail: No such file
> or directory.  Stop.
>
> Problemem jest to, że w ostatniej linii próbuje szukać katalogu z
> .386, a istnieje odpowiednio .athlon, .i686 etc.
>
> Nie znam bebechów sendmaila, nikt nie miał z tym problemu wcześniej?
>

Przecież już to wczoraj poprawiłem. Na ftpie jest rel 10.