Hi, I've been trying out the lsb fhs test suite on a few different distros (Debian (woody), Redhat 6.0 & Redhat 6.1) and ran into a few issues along the way and was wondering if other people had the same problems or if I was doing something differently.
In all the tests I used the 3.3f version of tet. Release (fhs-1.0) ----------------- On the debian install when doing the `config.sh' step it detects /usr/bin/c89 as the compiler to use by default. This causes some compile problems in the later make stage. Setting it to use /usr/bin/cc instead makes it work. Development (fhs-1.02) ---------------------- Some of the install doco (INSTALL.LSB-FHS) needs updating: - profile in the tgz file has been renamed to lsb.profile - The TET_EXECUTE path in the lsb.profile file is out of sync with the instructions and should be set to: TET_EXECUTE=$TET_ROOT/vsx4/TESTROOT On all the distros I tried, I got a compile error when doing the `su root -c make' step and had to fiddle a bit with nonposix.c to get the prototypes consistent with header files which it includes. On the debian distro I had trouble compiling c-parse.y. Andrew Josey pointed out that debian links yacc to bison. Compiling up byacc.1.9 and getting it to use that instead fixed the problem. Chris. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
