When building app-admin/apache-tools-2.2.15 with libtool-2.2.6b i'm getting nothing but wrapper scripts from libtool installed into /usr/sbin/. i'm attaching a build log, emerge --info, and a sample wrapper script. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. emerge app-admin/apache Actual Results: Got broken temporary libtool wrapper scripts installed into /usr/sbin/ Expected Results: Some kind of useful runnable file.
Created attachment 228481 [details] Build log captured with /usr/bin/script
Created attachment 228483 [details] emerge info
Created attachment 228485 [details] sample script that was installed
First of all, your CFLAGS are "funny", but that's probably a different matter. Did you try to reemerge libtool/apr/apr-util ?
Rebuilding those three had no effect on the files in /usr/sbin/ from apache-utils. it still builds and installs the temporarily scripts from libtool. I also cleaned up the cflags (been meaning to do that for years, they're left over from extremely old gcc versions from years ago. now its just; CFLAGS="-march=native -O2 -ftree-vectorize -pipe -ggdb".
trying the other version of apache-tools in portage also seems to have no effect.
About your 'emerge --info': why is the timestamp so old ? Could you also attach config.log from the emerge ?
Created attachment 228551 [details] resulting config.log from build Here's the config.log
I didn't realize it had been nearly a month since i had updated my tree, but even after updating it (and upgrading apr, it was the only thing with anything new) i still get this result
What exactly is that /usr/bin/script thing ? Could you try to emerge without it ?
all script is is a command to capture the output of the terminal, i used that for making the build log. this happens when using it and without using it.
(In reply to comment #11) > all script is is a command to capture the output of the terminal, i used that > for making the build log. this happens when using it and without using it. > Portage logs it anyway. On the off chance that 'emerge --info' was not enough here, could you attach environment from the emerge ? You can get it from /var/db/pkg/.
Created attachment 228621 [details] environment from /var/db/pkg
please re-open if there's still a problem with 2.4.7