Thanks again Chals for your input. I checked if my config script is executable and it is, the other two were copied over from the correct location that you indicated to me. I purged Live Build and then reinstalled it. Still no good. I purged it again. Rebooted my laptop, reinstalled Live Build again and it worked. Now all I need to check is that the build starts, and the final build works correctly after completion.
Regards. Michael. On 20 September 2012 09:09, chals <ch...@altorricon.com> wrote: > On Thu, Sep 20, 2012 at 12:26 AM, Michael . <keltoi...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Thanks for that Chals. > > > > You are welcome :) > > > I have found them again. My next question is then why isn't Live Build > > seeing the Auto scripts and adjusting the config files accordingly. > > > > I am using Wheezy for this so my version is, like yours, 3.0~a51-1. > > > > I use the latest version (3.0~a58-1) in both sid and wheezy. However, > I have downgraded my wheezy's live-build to 3.0~a51-1 for the sake of > testing whether auto/ scripts work or not. And they *do* work here. I > have no idea what you are doing wrong. > > Just to make sure, if I were you, I would, first of all make the build > directory and create the 'auto' directory inside it with my scripts; > whether copied from the 'examples' or handmade. In this last case > remember to make them executable. Auto scripts are *scripts* so you > have to give them execute permission. This is not necessary if you > just copy them from the 'examples/auto' directory because they already > are. > > And then, once the scripts are in place, call 'lb config' as user and > then 'lb build' as root. And you will see something like this: > > chals@aelita:~/sandbox/testauto$ lb config > [2012-09-20 00:49:59] lb_config > P: Executing auto/config script. > > and this: > > root@aelita:/home/chals/sandbox/testauto# lb build > [2012-09-20 01:03:22] lb_build > P: Executing auto/build script. > > Good luck > > -- > chals > www.chalsattack.com >
