Amanda waite wrote:
> Somehow I had installed an old version of SUNWonbld and that appears to
> be the cause of the permission problems as the last nightly ran ok.
no that's not the problem. You must have also done a bringover and
picked up the putback I did last night to fix this (which I'll
probably regret as usual).
Internally you can always check how the gate built first, there are
links to the mail message and logs off the sfwnv.sfbay web page and
copies are also in /ws/sfwnv-gate/usr/src.
I
> notice that a lot of people are using the /ws/onnv-tools versions of the
> onbld tools, so maybe I'll stick to using them too.
you certainly can do that, though be aware those change daily and the
people who change them do not always make sure that sfw builds cleanly
with such changes. So you'll be on your own (though generally tools
changes don't affect us because we don't use most of the tools that
do change, like the ctf* ones, but there have been a few to nightly
that have affected us).
Mike
>
> Thanks
>
> Amanda
>
> Amanda Waite wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Since yesterday I'm seeing errors of the form:
>>
>> Inconsistencies between pkgdefs and proto area:
>>
>> Unit T File Name Reloc/Sym name perm
>> owner group inode lnk maj min package(s)
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>>
>> filea: f usr/bin/slib - 555
>> - - 0 1 - - SUNWslib
>> fileb: f usr/bin/slib - 755
>> - - 0 1 - - proto
>> differ: perm filea: f usr/lib/slib/pp.scm
>> - 444 - - 0 1 - - SUNWslib
>> fileb: f usr/lib/slib/pp.scm - 644
>> - - 0 1 - - proto
>>
>>
>> in my nightly build logs. All the warnings are related to SUNWslib.
>> I've looked at it and as usual it's right, they are different, the
>> files are being installed with these permissions when 'make install'
>> is run. Is this a problem with my setup? Or something outside of my
>> control?
>>
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Amanda
>>
>>
>
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