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Use metaprefix like in the irix version to mean the relative path between

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topinstalldir and metainstalldir.
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Tom G. Christensen 2008-04-27 15:17:30 +00:00
parent 9a16e37050
commit 34c7c7f1bc
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@ -415,8 +415,8 @@ auto_rel()
${metadir}/${rn} > "$relmetadir/${secname}.txt"
### Add the relnotes to the prototype file
add_dir $defaultperms $defaultuid $defaultgid "${metainstalldir:1}relnotes" $secname
add_proto $defaultperms $defaultuid $defaultgid "${metainstalldir:1}relnotes/$secname-$version-$pkgver" $secname
add_dir $defaultperms $defaultuid $defaultgid "${metaprefix}relnotes" $secname
add_proto $defaultperms $defaultuid $defaultgid "${metaprefix}relnotes/$secname-$version-$pkgver" $secname
else
echo "auto_rel: No release notes found!"
fi
@ -930,6 +930,22 @@ generic_pack()
setdir ${stagedir}${topinstalldir}${dir_prefix}/${_infodir}
[ "$gzinfo" -eq 1 ] && compress_info
fi
# pkgdef entries should always be relative to topinstalldir
# except for the auto ones - src,dist,relnotes
# In that case we use metaprefix to designate their position relative
# to topinstalldir (note metainstalldir can never be above topinstalldir)
# ie. topinstalldir=/usr/local/gcc & metainstalldir=/usr/local is a no no.
# but topinstalldir=/usr/local & metainstalldir=/usr/local is okay and is the
# default
# This mostly matters when we have topinstalldir=/ and prefix=/usr/local like
# with prngd and openssh
# Also note that metaprefix is entirely for internal use in create_idb when
# we create the "auto" entries.
# Determine at what level metainstalldir is compared to topinstalldir
metaprefix=${metainstalldir##$topinstalldir}
metaprefix="${metaprefix#/*}"
# If we have a path then we'll need a / appended
[ ! -z "$metaprefix" ] && metaprefix="${metaprefix}/"
# We need to add slash to the end of metainstalldir but *only* if
# metainstalldir is not /. We do this to avoid creating an absolute path
# which could happen with metainstalldir=/ if we unconditionally add /.