Instructions for what to do *after* building a distribution seem to be a
little on the light side (if you don't use rpm that is).
So anyway this is what I did:
Suppose that the distribution archive made by buildrel + tar is located
in /tmp/ingres-103.tar.
The confusing thing is what to do next... I guess I was looking for a
file called install.sh or similar in the archive...after a while of
reading the getting started guide (*not* the Linux one, as that seems to
be all about using rpm):
$ cd /usr/local/ingres
$ export II_SYSTEM=/usr/local/ingres
$ export PATH=$II_SYSTEM/ingres/bin:$II_SYSTEM/ingres/utility:$PATH
$ export
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/usr/local/lib:$II_SYSTEM/ingres/lib
$ export TERM=Eterm # yep - using enlightenment :-)
$ export TERM_INGRES=wxterm
$ mkdir ingres
$ cd ingres
$ tar -xvf /tmp/ingres-103.tar install
$ cd install
Now something strange happens:
$ ./ingbuild -all /tmp/ingres-103.tar
simply returns 0 immediately (and installs nothing), whereas:
$ ./ingbuild
will install everything fine if '/tmp/ingres-103.tar' is entered as the
distribution and 'ExpressInstall' is selected.
I.e - *only* interactive mode seems to work (is this expected?).
So now the good news, the resulting install works fine! Thanks for the
quick replies, which were very helpful!
Cheers
Mark
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