Op 26-07-12 16:06, Alexander Hansen schreef: > On 7/26/12 6:50 AM, Hanspeter Niederstrasser wrote: >> Is there a way to copy the tarball from Source2 into a specific dir >> inside the expanded Source1 tree *without* expanding Source2? >> >> A package I'm making needs several auxiliary tarballs, but it checks for >> the tarball inside %b/external/src and tries to download it >> automatically if missing. "Source2ExtractDir" doesn't work for this case. >> >> Hanspeter >> > > I believe fink tries to expand any tarball listed in a SourceN field. > You might have to go with a hackish option and "re-tar" the expanded > Source2 in %b/external/src, since one can't really count on a source > being in e.g. %b/../../.. . I face this same problem with the Octave > Forge packages, which insist on being installed from tarballs for > current Octave versions.
I think you could try renaming the file (SourceFileRename, or something like that) to get around Fink's file type detection, then move and rename it back in your PatchScript. Sjors
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