[Gambas-user] Re: Cd to Directory

[Steve Starr]

No because i use pkg=/opt/build as a install dir.
Here is an example lets say we are building sqlite3 from source.

You decompress the source package 
and cd to the source directory.
then you
./configure --prefix=/usr && make && make prefix=$pkg/usr install
when sqlite is done compileing all binarys and libs are installed to $pkg/usr
$pkg/usr = /opt/build/usr you can then
cd to /opt/build and tar -czvf sqlite3.tar.gz  usr    or
 tar -czvf sqlite3.wolfpkg usr 
if you want your own package type for your custom distro.
then when you want to extract your binary package you.
tar xvzf sqlite3.tar.gz -C /    or      tar xvzf sqlite3.wolfpkg -C / 
and everything in the sqlite3.tar.gz binary is extracted to / 
Plus if you do a find * > found.txt in your $pkg dir all file
installed are then outputed
to a  found.txt file just remove any dirs contained in the file like
/usr and add a #!/bin/bash and replace everything else with a rm -r
and rename found.txt to remove
and when you want to remove packages you install you would just exacute ./remove
and all installed file pertainging to that remove script are removed.

On 9/13/05, Rolf Schmidt <rolf.frogs at ...221...> wrote:
> Hi Steve
> 
> [ ]
> > ####this is the wolfpkg script
> > #!/bin/bash
> > # Maintainer: Steve Starr <comtux at ...626...>
> >
> > name=sqlite
> > version=3.2.5
> > release=1
> >
> > pkg=/opt/build
> >
> >     rm -r $pkg
> >     mkdir $pkg
> Shouldn't you change into your $pkg directory befor you download and
> unpack?
> >     wget $source
> >
> >     tar -xvzf $name-$version.tar.gz
> >
> >     cd $name-$version
> >     ./configure --prefix=/usr
> >     make
> >     make prefix=$pkg/usr install
> [ ]
> 
> Greetings
> Rolf
> 
>