extract the 2nd
Daniel J. Luke
dluke at geeklair.net
Tue Jul 29 11:59:40 PDT 2008
On Jul 29, 2008, at 2:46 PM, Martin Krischik wrote:
> I thought I could solve the bzip problem by myself - but I guess I
> was mistaken:
I didn't really understand your previous message ... are you writing a
new portfile? If so, you probably want the dev list and not the users
list.
MacPorts already knows how to handle tar.bz2 archives (set use_bzip2
yes in the portfile).
> Error: Target org.macports.extract returned: invalid command name "/
> usr/bin/bzip2"
>
> Now, usr/bin/bzip2 is of course an existing executable. So why is it
> not executed?
Portfiles are not shell scripts (they're tcl scripts), so they don't
work the way you are expecting them to.
> I have attached the portfile. It's in experimental stage of course -
> some string-literals need to replaced with variables - which I will
> do once the thing works.
>
> And please don't RTFM me - because I did RTFM - at least the one I
> found. Of corse if there in another manual I did not find I am all
> in for it.
Well, you should read the guide (http://guide.macports.org/ and the
portfile manpage `man portfile`) to start.
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Daniel J. Luke
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