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Hello all,

   I have pkg_comp set up to build binary packages so I don't have to
remove half my system when I update common libraries.

  For partitioning-technical reasons, I have pkgsrc in /home/pkgsrc.
pkg_comp maps /home/pkgsrc/pkgsrc to /usr/pkgsrc in the chroot. For
almost all applications, this hasn't caused any major problems. But one
application which does not work properly when I install from the binary
package built in the chroot is lintpkgsrc. When I installed pkglint in
my "real" system from the binary package, I can no longer run
lintpkgsrc, since it's hard coded to use /usr/pkgsrc.

   One solution is to simply link /usr/pkgsrc to /home/pkgsrc/pkgsrc.
But when I discussed this on IRC, someone pointed out that applications
which hard code the pkgsrc path during installation aren't being well
behaved. When I think about it, I agree with that. The pkgsrc path
should be queried in run-time, IMHO. Or is there a reason not to?

--=20
Kind regards,
Jan Danielsson



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