Davor Siklic wrote:
Barry Jackson napsal(a):
If Harbour is built from SVN using make_gnu.sh and make_gnu.sh
install, the install defaults to /usr/local/bin /usr/local/lib/harbour
and /usr/local/include/harbour.
If rpms are made using mpkg_rpm.sh then the resulting rpms install
Harbour in /usr/bin /usr/lib/harbour and usr/include/harbour.
This assumes that no environment variables are set.
I think that make_gnu.sh should use the same default paths as
mpkg_rpm.sh and mpkg_rpm_from_svn.sh to avoid confusion.
Rgds, Barry
No
that is standard behaviour and installing culture in *nix. In case
installing thought script right place is /usr/local/*
using package system like rpm or deb, there are possibility to
install/upgrade/remove and in this case right place is /usr/*
You can to avoid that using environment variables
sorry I can to explain better due my bad English
best regards
Davor
OK, now I understand the reason.
Thank you for your explanation. Being quite new to Linux I have asked
many people about the use of /usr/local vs. /usr and never before had a
good explanation.
BTW your English is excellent!
Brgds, Barry
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