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Date: 18 Sep 2002 09:20:38 +0200
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Quoting Osamu Aoki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Wed, Sep 18, 2002 at 08:33:04AM +0200, Turbo Fredriksson wrote:
> > I'm packaging Nagios. It builds tree packages from one source:
> > 'nagios-text', 'nagios-pgsql' and 'nagios-mysql'. The differences
> > is quite obvious: Compile the source three times, each time with
> > different ./configure options.
> >
> > The problem I'm facing is that I want to 'scratch' the source
> > after each build. Actually: build first package, move it aside,
> > build second package - move it aside etc.
>
> I would do waisteful buld as follows:
>
> 1. copy sources to a subdirectory sub-1/
> 2. create 2 more by cp -a sub-1/ sub-2/
> 3. build 3 ./configure -with-whatever in each sub-?/
> 4. install to 3 locations to create 3 packages
I tried this the first time, but there's a problem with this.
Part of the 'rules' file:
----- s n i p -----
binary-nagios-text: $(patched)
dh_testdir -a
@( cd build-tree/nagios-[0-9]*/; \
$(CONFIGURE); \
set -e; $(MAKE) all && echo $?; \
cd .. && mv nagios-[0-9]* ../binary/binary-nagios-text; \
)
binary-nagios-pgsql: $(patched)
dh_testdir -a
@( cd build-tree/nagios-[0-9]*/; \
$(CONFIGURE) --with-pgsql-comments \
--with-pgsql-downtime \
--with-pgsql-extinfo \
--with-pgsql-retention \
--with-pgsql-status \
--with-pgsql-xdata; \
set -e; $(MAKE) all && echo $?; \
cd .. && mv nagios-[0-9]* ../binary/binary-nagios-pgsql; \
)
[...]
build: duplicate binary-nagios-text binary-nagios-pgsql binary-nagios-mysql
[empty target]
binary-arch: build install
[...]
----- s n i p -----
Both (actually there's three targets like this) depend on '$(patched).
The '$(patched)' part comes from 'debian/scripts/dbs-build.mk'
(see http://www.bayour.com/misc/dbs-build.mk.txt and
http://www.bayour.com/misc/rules.txt).
This unpacks the source and patches it. This system is nice, because
I don't have to patch the pristine sources, I include the patches
separately in the 'debian/patches'...
But since the targets '$(STAMP_DIR)/created' and '$(STAMP_DIR)/unpack'
fullfills the FIRST time, it won't be done again. Therefor I'd like
to either REMOVE those files (that the targets creates) so that
'binary-nagios-pgsql' can be run properly. Or force 'make' to do
them any way. I've been playing with '.PHONY', but I can't get it
to work...
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