On 2012-06-17 Uli Schlachter <psyc...@znc.in> wrote: > > The argument -DPREFIX seems to be pretty much the equivalent of --prefix. > > However, it doesn't work, unfortunately. I tried to call make as follows > > > > make CMAKE_ARGS="-DSYSCONFDIR=/home/me/.local/etc > > -DPREFIX=/home/me/.local" > > > > but it still tries to place some man pages in /usr/local > > Either delete build/CMakeCache.txt (= don't change the prefix in a non-clean > build dir) or add -DAWESOME_MAN_PATH=/home/me/.local/share/man to your flags.
Thanks for that. CMakeCache.txt gave me some insight of the variables used during installation. Setting the MAN_PATH was not enough. I ended up using make CMAKE_ARGS=" \ -DAWESOME_MAN_PATH=/home/me/.local/usr/share/man \ -DAWESOME_DOC_PATH=/home/me/.local/usr/share/doc \ -DAWESOME_XSESSION_PATH=/home/me/.local/usr/share/xsessions" to get nothing placed outside of $HOME. I would expect -DPREFIX to set those up automatically, but as I said earlier, I don't know much about the CMake process. Thanks for your help. Marco -- To unsubscribe, send mail to awesome-unsubscr...@naquadah.org.
