Adam Ryczkowski <adam.ryczkow...@gmail.com> writes:
>> It was basically as simple as:
>>
>> apt-get build-dep augeas
>> apt-get source augeas
>> cd augeas_0.5.1
>> debuild -i -us -uc -b
>>
>> seph
>
> I have finally found time to try it out, but to no avail. Maybe you
> were not specific enough about what to do. Using your steps the augeas
> compiled fine on Ubuntu 9.04, but it is not the point, because on this
> system I could just fetch it from the repository.
Ignoring a minor typo ("_" instead of "-"), those are exactly the steps
I run on ubuntu 8.04. They depend on having the appropriate deb-src line
listed, but it's a normal way to backport packages. If you're missing
dependencies, than you're probably not running the build-dep line.
Of course, now that I've actually tried using puppet and augeas, I've
discovered I also need the libaugeas-ruby package. It can also be
compiled with the same process.
> I'm under impression that augeas seems to be important enough
> component of puppet to post the problem here.
I'd disagree. I've been using puppet for awhile, and haven't needed
augeas yet. I've just started looking at using it for a couple of config
files, but it's hardly critical.
seph
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