1.The file of "apt.conf.sample" is in the outdir, and outdir is assigned
by "os.path.join" with the params of ${D}, ${sysconfdir} and "apt". But
${sysconfdir} is an absolute dir and that let ${D} be discarded.
The following is the help on function os.path.join(a, *p):
Join two or more pathnam
On Tue, 2013-01-08 at 18:23 +0800, Hongxu Jia wrote:
> The file of apt.conf.sample is kept in outdir, and outdir is assigned
> by "os.path.join" with the params of ${D}, ${sysconfdir} and "apt". But
> ${sysconfdir} is an absolute dir and that is not allowed by "os.path.join".
>
> The following is
The file of apt.conf.sample is kept in outdir, and outdir is assigned
by "os.path.join" with the params of ${D}, ${sysconfdir} and "apt". But
${sysconfdir} is an absolute dir and that is not allowed by "os.path.join".
The following is the help on function os.path.join(a, *p):
Join two or more
On 01/06/2013 12:43 AM, Hongxu Jia wrote:
The file of apt.conf.sample is kept in outdir, and outdir is assigned
by "os.path.join" with the params of ${D}, ${sysconfdir} and "apt". But
${sysconfdir} is an absolute dir and that is not allowed by "os.path.join".
The following is the help on functio
The file of apt.conf.sample is kept in outdir, and outdir is assigned
by "os.path.join" with the params of ${D}, ${sysconfdir} and "apt". But
${sysconfdir} is an absolute dir and that is not allowed by "os.path.join".
The following is the help on function os.path.join(a, *p):
Join two or more
