small script to ease svn builds/updates on linux
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Neat little script bootstrap.sh isn't broken for me so i have no need for it nice to have it on hand though.
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It doesn't include the aclocal path I added in the script, and fails on that. The rest probably works.ace123 wrote:Why is bootstrap-sh broken for you?
Can you paste the output of bootstrap-sh?
EDIT: on closer inspection:
it's because I have aclocal pre defined on my system
> echo $ACLOCAL
aclocal -I /usr/local/share/aclocal
the script then treats this whole string as the command, and can't find it.
./bootstrap-sh: line 97: aclocal -I /usr/local/share/aclocal: No such file or directory
removing the quotes around "$ACLOCAL" solves it. l97 and 136
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Aye, this has never bitten me though, and I build everything from source. You calling them quoted is unnecessary. I see I also had ACLOCAL_FLAGS exported. maybe ACLOCAL was a temp workaround for a broken package I forgot to undo then.safemode wrote:your variable is broken. You cant set the env variable for a command like that to include arguments to the command. That may work for some bash builtins like ls but not real commands. try ACLOCAL_FLAGS or similar that the configure script looks for when executing aclocal.
Anyway, no real problem here then.
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