I just noticed that if I use the "ws" command to setup my interactive
shell for building ON that in usr/src/pkg I see the following:
$ dmake -e service-security-kerberos-5.pub
Publishing service-security-kerberos-5 to redist repository
pkgsend: publish: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '-d'
*** Error code 1
The following command caused the error:
m=$(basename packages.i386/service-security-kerberos-5.metadata.*); \
r=${m#service-security-kerberos-5.metadata.+(?).}; \
if [ -s packages.i386/service-security-kerberos-5.res ]; then \
print "Publishing service-security-kerberos-5 to $r repository"; \
pkgsend -s
file:///pool/willf/hg/i386/onnv-bugs/usr/src/../../packages/i386/nightly/repo.$r
publish \
-d /pool/willf/hg/i386/onnv-bugs/proto/root_i386 -d -d
/pool/willf/hg/i386/onnv-bugs/usr/src/pkg/license_files \
-d /pool/willf/hg/i386/onnv-bugs/usr/src --fmri-in-manifest --no-index
--no-catalog packages.i386/service-security-kerberos-5.res \
> /dev/null; \
fi; \
/usr/bin/touch packages.i386/service-security-kerberos-5.pub;
dmake: Fatal error: Command failed for target
`packages.i386/service-security-kerberos-5.pub'
Current working directory /pool/willf/hg/i386/onnv-bugs/usr/src/pkg
If I use the bldenv command to setup my build env. then the above works.
Sadly, the bldenv sets my env. in some way that I haven't figured out
that disables my ability to compile debug user space binaries.
--
Will Fiveash
Oracle
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http://opensolaris.org/os/project/kerberos/
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