Here's what I use:
TMP=`pwd`/pkgroot
make install INSTALL_PREFIX=${TMP}
As a matter of fact, I've got a whole script that build a Solaris
package, if you'd like that.
Jason
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I do this all of the time to handle package building on Solaris.
Basically, you install into a temporary directory and create your
package off of that. Here's what I use:
make install prefix=${TMP}/${prefix} exec_prefix=${TMP}${prefix}
In my case, the value of $prefix is the same prefix that
According to my scripts, you would do a "make install
INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local/dist/usr/local" instead of with the prefix and
exec_prefix variables. Not sure why Net-SNMP does it that way, but this
works for me.
Trythatandseeifyouhaveanybetterluck.
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This is still on my list to play with. But, I've got to get everything
installed on my Ultra-2, which I just rebuilt with Sol 10. Once I have
that done, I'll jump on IRC. No sense in wasting everyone's time with
getting everything set up...
Jason
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Solaris tar has had a bug in it for as long as I can remember that
causes it to throw this error on very long directory names. Use GNU tar
instead. You can get it from the Contrib CD, or from sunfreeware.com
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