Thanks. How about build number. Setting variable BUILD_NUMBER does to have any effect - b00 is taken by default.
Thanks in advance -- Mateusz 2013/7/31 David Holmes <[email protected]> > On 31/07/2013 6:46 PM, matchew wrote: > >> Hey All, >> >> I try to build above version. Since i want to provide custom cacert file >> as >> well as java compiler I set this env variables (that is how it worked for >> 6 >> & 7): >> >> export ALT_BOOTDIR=[JAVA_COMPILER_**DIR] >> export ALT_CACERTS_FILE=[CUSTOM_**CACERTS_FILE] >> >> Configure script passes and proper java compiler is taken (i have >> specified >> java7 / default on my box is java6), but got this warning anyway: >> >> WARNING: You have old-style ALT_ environment variables set. >> These are not respected, and will be ignored. It is recommended >> that you clean your environment. The following variables are set: >> ALT_BOOTDIR=/usr/lib/jvm/java-**7-openjdk-amd64 >> ALT_CACERTS_FILE=/etc/ssl/**certs/java/cacerts >> > > sh configure --help > > shows: > > --with-cacerts-file specify alternative cacerts file > --with-boot-jdk path to Boot JDK (used to bootstrap build) > [probed] > > Cheers, > David > ------ > > > > >> WARNING: You have the following ALT_ variables set: >> ALT_CACERTS_FILE=/etc/ssl/**certs/java/cacerts >> ALT_BOOTDIR=/usr/lib/jvm/java-**7-openjdk-amd64 >> ALT_ variables are deprecated and will be ignored. Please clean your >> environment. >> >> If these variables are deprecated and ignored how is it possible that >> java-7 was used for the compilation instead of default one? Anyway to >> build >> process continues and will check if cacert file was included. If not, what >> is the alternative way to provide it? >> >> Best Regards >> -- >> Mateusz >> >>
