Hi Willy, the sbopkg script is very complex, I was trying to find were the
options are parsed.
I don't have experience with large scripts like sbopkg, just $0.02 :)
It seems that the var $LDOPTIONS doesn't get set when there are
build options declared, since the value ' (Q)ueue,' isn't displayed.
Maybe declaring build options prevent sbopkg to search for queue files,
or if the search happens, it get lost at some point.
On 13-10-2016 07:14, Willy Sudiarto Raharjo wrote:
Hi Willy, thanks for reply.
Running sbopkg -R -k -i "aMule:WEBSERVER=yes" didn't work,
sbopkg still doesn't show the queue.
sbopkg -i "aMule:WEBSERVER=yes" didn't work too.
(without -k since the packages are already installed)
There are other quote combinations that 'sbopkg -h' shows,
but I don't know if they are working.
I would run something like
sbopkg '-i wxPython cryptopp aMule:WEBSERVER=yes'
to build aMule with some build option, but sbopkg returns
everything else after wxPython as build options to wxPython.
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sbopkg '-i wxPython cryptopp aMule:WEBSERVER=yes'
One or more build option files for the wxPython
SlackBuild script were found:
Command line options: cryptopp aMule WEBSERVER="yes"
Use (N)one, (C)ommand line options, or (A)bort?: a
Hi
i finally found the problem
If you look at the code at these lines
https://github.com/sbopkg/sbopkg/blob/master/src/usr/sbin/sbopkg#L3710
sbopkg will only execute one of them, either build option, saved option,
or queue, but not all or two of them.
For now, i have raised an issue to prevent it to be forgotten
https://github.com/sbopkg/sbopkg/issues/22
any help is appreciated :)
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