[MacPorts] #15274: Warning: the following items did not execute (for macfuse): org.macports.build # (cp: invalid option -- X)

[Kevin Ballard]

On May 13, 2008, at 7:31 PM, Charles Darwin wrote:

> On May 13, 2008, at 8:05 PM, Kevin Ballard wrote:
>
>> On May 13, 2008, at 6:51 PM, Charles Darwin wrote:
>>
>>>> The easiest thing for you would simply be to uninstall coreutils 
>>>> +with_default_names, but I assume you installed that for a reason.
>>>>
>>>> -Kevin Ballard
>>>>
>>>
>>> That's right. And I am getting the same error when I am building  
>>> from the source.
>>>
>>> 07:49:00> sudo ./build_macfuse.sh
>>
>> I would be very surprised if it worked, given that the problem lies  
>> in the build scripts in the fusefs.xcodeproj Xcode project file.
>>
>> If you uninstall coreutils+with_default_names you should be able to  
>> install macfuse just fine (heck, you could simply deactivate  
>> coreutils, install macfuse, then reactivate coreutils if you want).  
>> When I push out macfuse 1.5, I'll make sure to patch it to fix this  
>> issue, and I'll inform the upstream project about it.
>>
>> -Kevin Ballard
>
> This guy seems to be the trouble maker:
> ~/macfuse/core/10.5/fusefs/build/fusefs.build/Release/All.build/ 
> Script-54C6DE950B5F7755002D9FD9.sh
> Replacing `cp -pRX' with `cp -pR' doesn't help either. Some other  
> guy is feeding the X …

That script is generated when you run the build. Editing it on-disk  
doesn't change anything, it's actually stored inside the  
fusefs.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj file, and you can only safely edit it  
by opening up fusefs.xcodeproj in Xcode and changing it there. In  
other words, you have to be familiar with Xcode to edit the script.

> I deactivated the coreutils and now macfuse is rolling… Well it just  
> finished its job; installed with no problem.

Glad to hear that.

-Kevin Ballard

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