emerging openmcu succeeds, but part of the install process fails silently and doesn't install the executable binary. This results in a broken install. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. emerge openmcu 2. /etc/init.d/openmcu start 3. Actual Results: file not found error Expected Results: successful install I have a fixed ebuild, which I've posted here: http://gobyland.com/openmcu-2.2.0.ebuild-fixed For some reason (I've built this from source before, so I know how it usually is) the gentoo patch or something moved the usual build directory from obj_linux_x86_r to obj_linux_x86_n Simply changing the 'r' to an 'n' in the install part of the ebuild fixed the problem.
sorry, I cannot access your fixed ebuild, please atach it here.
Created attachment 116473 [details] fixed ebuild for openmcu-2.2.0 Tested successfully.
Was having network issues with my ISP upstream. Link now works and I attached ebuild just in case. Thanks!
(In reply to comment #2) > Created an attachment (id=116473) [edit] > fixed ebuild for openmcu-2.2.0 > > Tested successfully. I tried the change in: src_install() { dosbin obj_*_*_n/openmcu and it works fine. Thanks
Created attachment 137780 [details] net-voip/openmcu-2.2.1 new ebuild
Created attachment 137782 [details] net-voip/openmcu-2.2.1 new patch file
*** Bug 248200 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Created attachment 181738 [details, diff] Patch fixing paths to use UNIX filesystems
Created attachment 181739 [details, diff] Patch fixing a C++ error
Created attachment 181740 [details, diff] Patch fixing openmcu and updating to 2.2.1 This patch is fixing the issue and updating the ebuild to 2.2.1.
thx, done.
