Hey!
If I configure something with "./configure --sysconfdir=/etc", "make
distcheck" will fail because it will do "./configure --sysconfdir=/etc
--prefix=someotherplace" and expect everything to be installed in
someotherplace. However, if I use something like:
myconfdir = $(sysconfdir)/my
sysconf_DATA = my.conf
make distcheck will fail because it will try to create /etc/my and not
$(prefix)/etc/my. It's possible to teach "make distcheck" to use some
other options:
DISTCHECK_CONFIGURE_FLAGS = $(CONFIGURE_ARGS) \
--with-sysusersdir=no \
--with-systemdsystemunitdir=no \
--with-launchddaemonsdir=no \
--with-apparmordir=no \
--sysconfdir='$$(prefix)/etc'
(the other directories are computed from pkg-config return values).
Why isn't make distcheck not just using DESTDIR instead of --prefix?
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-- William Shakespeare, "Julius Caesar"
