This one has me stumped:
http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/getfile?taskID=1180936&name=build.log
I get the same error when I build locally with mock. However, if I go into the buildroot, I can see that the config.h.SH file is there. Inserting 'ls -l config.h.SH' into %build also shows that the file is there. If I chroot into the mock buildroot and run '. config.h.SH', it works.
This same package built fine for F10. Any ideas what's causing this odd behavior?
--Wart
On Sat, 2009-02-28 at 21:41 -0800, Wart wrote:
This same package built fine for F10. Any ideas what's causing this odd behavior?
is config.h.SH generated during the build? If so, perhaps you have a parallel make issue. Try building it without smp flags to verify.
Jesse Keating wrote:
On Sat, 2009-02-28 at 21:41 -0800, Wart wrote:
This same package built fine for F10. Any ideas what's causing this odd behavior?
is config.h.SH generated during the build? If so, perhaps you have a parallel make issue. Try building it without smp flags to verify.
config.h.SH is shipped with the sources. Sourcing config.h.SH is the first step in %build:
%build # Keep track of where we are. Some of the configuration scripts change # the current working directory. builddir=`pwd` . config.h.SH [...]
--Wart
Wart wrote, at 03/01/2009 04:11 PM +9:00:
Jesse Keating wrote:
On Sat, 2009-02-28 at 21:41 -0800, Wart wrote:
This same package built fine for F10. Any ideas what's causing this odd behavior?
is config.h.SH generated during the build? If so, perhaps you have a parallel make issue. Try building it without smp flags to verify.
config.h.SH is shipped with the sources. Sourcing config.h.SH is the first step in %build:
%build # Keep track of where we are. Some of the configuration scripts change # the current working directory. builddir=`pwd` . config.h.SH [...]
--Wart
rpm creates shell scripts on %prep, %build, %install and executes the shell scripts through /bin/sh (not /bin/bash, i.e. emulating posix mode).
Rawhide uses bash 4.0 and with bash 4.0 "source" command in posix mode no longer searches current path. You have to specify the path more verbosely like: --------------------------------------------------------------- . ./config.h.SH ---------------------------------------------------------------
Regards, Mamoru
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