Hey Guy In previous versions of Harbour I make the change because harbour package from ubuntu repositories install in /usr and not in /usr/local
Now I have a mess in my machine , I am triyng to delete manually the old executables , library and include directories , to use the newest version Linux use first /usr anyway something is wrong , because if I compile in dinamyc , the executable give me an error , that not found the harbour shared library, in static compiles ok I don't know now what is better Bruno 2009/8/20 Guy Roussin <guy.rous...@teledetection.fr> > Hi Bruno, > > I think it's a bad idea. "/usr/local" is the good path for linux/ubuntu > when you manualy install software (make; make install). > And /usr is the good path for deb packages only. > > Notice that with harbour you can build your own ubuntu package : > $ /path/to/harbour > $ fakeroot sh mpkg_deb.sh > and install it : > $ sudo dpkg -i ../harbour*deb > Now harbour use /usr > > My 2c, > > Guy > > Bruno Luciani a écrit : > > I try to set HB_INSTALL_PREFIX using >> >> export HB_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr >> >> But when I execute , make install the target is /usr/local and this path >> is wrong >> for UBUNTU >> >> Any Idea ? >> >> Bruno >> >> _______________________________________________ > Harbour mailing list > Harbour@harbour-project.org > http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour >
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