Christian wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to build a custom zenoss package (http://www.zenoss.com/).
I made a DEBIAN directory which contains control file and pre / post
scripts, and the directory
/usr/local/zenoss with all the files. However when trying to install
get the following error :
package control info rmdir of `usr' didn't say not a dir: Directory
not empty
Errors were encountered while processing:
anybody know what's that supposed to mean (googled everything)
From ~/src/zenoss-2.1.2/docs/INSTALL_DEB.txt
"Zenoss Debian Packages (deb)"
"Installation Instructions"
"Debian users must use the source code based installation process to
install Zenoss. There currently are not .deb packages available, but
we do plan to create them in the future. If you would like to raise
the priority of providing .deb packages please feel free to email us
on the zenoss-users mailing list."
"Overview: Manual Installation"
"In the future Zenoss will provide .deb packages for system
administrators to install. Until that time you will have to follow a
source based installation procedure outlined for your specific
distribution version."
"Overview: Automated Installation"
"There currently are not any automated installers prepared for Debian
based systems. They will most likely be provided after the .deb
packages are created. Please check back here often to see the status
on the automated installers and .deb packages."
And from INSTALL.txt in the root directory of the unpacked
distribution, It tells you to use the "install.sh" script after setting
up your environment properly. There will probably be a "DESTDIR"
directive you can give "make install" if you do not want it in /usr/local.
Michael
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