David Jensen wrote these words on 07/03/05 10:20 CST:
David Jensen wrote:
I have a spurious /usr/build directory on all my builds.
I appears to be apr build rules installed by Subversion.
If it is needed for something, it should be noted so.
/usr does not seem the right place for it in any case.
anyone know whats up here?
As you suspect, this is caused when you use the SVN tree APRs.
I mentioned this a long time ago, however, have somewhat forgotten
about it, as I always use Apache's APRs now.
I suppose everyone else uses the Apache apr's. As is, the contents
of the Subversion installed /usr/build and the /usr/bin/apr-config
script are useless unless the original source dir is kept.
I can't find a configure switch, so I will patch the apr/Makefile.in
to not install them. I expect it will have no effect of a Apache build.
More testing, more notes and more editing. :-(
Or, simply place a note in the SVN instructions to remove the
build dir and apr-config file if you build against the SVN tree.
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