[PD-dev] Building extended on amd64

[Hans-Christoph Steiner]

On Oct 28, 2009, at 12:50 PM, András Murányi wrote:

>>>
>>> /home/muranyia/Download/pure-data/packages/linux_make/build// 
>>> DEBIAN/control
>>>
>>>
>>> Sorry, I'm terrible!
>>> So the actual file shows:
>>> Version: 0.42.5-extended
>>>
>>> Shall I change it to Version: 0.42.5~cvs1-1 ?
>>>
>>> Andras
>>> <control>
>>
>> Yes?  You don't need to ask, just try it!
>>
>> .hc
>>
>> Well, actually, build/DEBIAN/control is created when it's too late  
>> to change anything in it. Make package doesn't allow me to resume  
>> after error (no surprise), vut before make package there is no  
>> build directory.
>>
>> Excuse me sirs, as my last mails to the list (in various topics)  
>> got unanswered i'm wondering if i made an irreversible mistake,  
>> maybe hurt someone...? Am i considered a troll by any chance?
>>
>
>
> It just got lost in the email overflow.  I think you need to edit  
> packages/linux_make/debian/control, which gets copied over to build/ 
> DEBIAN/control during then build.
>
> .hc
>
> Well, once again then, the latest version that of that file i have  
> has "Version: 0.42.5~cvs1-1".
> It was the resulting file during build that had "Version: 0.42.5- 
> extended".
>
> So: what is that i can do?

Do you have 'sed' installed, i.e. does /usr/bin/sed exist, or /sw/bin/ 
sed?  You could also try commenting out the section that changes the  
version in packages/linux_make/Makefile.  Comment out these two lines  
then set the version in packages/linux_make/debian/control:

	sed -i 's|^Version:.*|Version: $(DEB_PD_VERSION)|' \
		$(DESTDIR)/DEBIAN/control


> BTW i want to download all sources again and start from the  
> beginning (to make sure i don't run into problems that are already  
> fixed), but svn.grrrr.org still doesn't work for me.

svn update --ignore-externals

.hc



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