[campsite-dev] campite 2.5.1 issue
  • Hi,
    I started to port 2.5.1 to FreeBSD and I noticed, that
    campsite-create-instance is not set executable in tar.gz.
    It might be a problem, may be not, but In my opinion its settings should
    be the same as other utilities scripts.
    Ondra
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  • Thanks Ondra, it is now fixed in Subversion. The next release will
    have this properly set. I beleive that the installation program sets
    the executable flag for these scripts anyhow.

    - Paul


    On 4/11/06, Ondra Koutek wrote:
    > Hi,
    > I started to port 2.5.1 to FreeBSD and I noticed, that
    > campsite-create-instance is not set executable in tar.gz.
    > It might be a problem, may be not, but In my opinion its settings should
    > be the same as other utilities scripts.
    > Ondra
    >
    >
  • yes. installation works, but I use this flag to identify scripts.
    The reason is, that in FreeBSD location of bash is different and I have
    small feature in the FreeBSD that goes through sources and replaces all
    bad locations with the proper ones, so that you, developers, need not
    wory about that.
    However this file was skipped by this replacement feature, so it
    referenced to nonexistant shell.
    I made special record for 2.5.1 and this file so now this error does not
    bother me and for 2.5.2 I will remove it Smile
    thanks
    ondra

    On Tue, 2006-04-11 at 10:17 +0100, Paul Baranowski wrote:
    > Thanks Ondra, it is now fixed in Subversion. The next release will
    > have this properly set. I beleive that the installation program sets
    > the executable flag for these scripts anyhow.
    >
    > - Paul
    >
    >
    > On 4/11/06, Ondra Koutek wrote:
    > > Hi,
    > > I started to port 2.5.1 to FreeBSD and I noticed, that
    > > campsite-create-instance is not set executable in tar.gz.
    > > It might be a problem, may be not, but In my opinion its settings should
    > > be the same as other utilities scripts.
    > > Ondra
    > >
    > >