Re: [Dvdrtools-users] Building 0.1.3 from source rpm: a problem w ith install

[Villalovos, John L]

I had this problem also when building on Red Hat 8.0.

I just deleted that whole part of the spec file.  All the stuff where it is
trying to find files with *-*-*-*.  In Red Hat 8.0 they don't exist.  Maybe
because the version of automake is working better.  Since there is a comment
about FIXME for the section of the spec file.

So my specfile goes like this now.

...
make install ...
ln -s ...
....

Later,
John

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From: A E Lawrence
Subject: [Dvdrtools-users] Building 0.1.3 from source rpm: a problem with
installin the specfile?
Date: 28 Jan 2003 15:35:06 +0000


Am I the only one who has trouble with the installation phase of
dvdrtools-0.1.3.spec? I used dvdrtools-0.1.3-1ark.src.rpm from savannah,
rpmbuild version 1.4, building on a Redhat 8.0 system.

After rpmbuild -v -bb --clean --target i686-redhat-linux dvdrtools.spec,
I get (notice that the mailer has line-wrapped the long mv command):

[..snip..]

make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/redhat/BUILD/dvdrtools-0.1.3'
++ echo '/var/tmp/dvdrtools-0.1.3-root/usr/bin/*-*-*-*'
++ sed -e 's,.*-,,'
+ mv '/var/tmp/dvdrtools-0.1.3-root/usr/bin/*-*-*-*'
/var/tmp/dvdrtools-0.1.3-root/usr/bin/cdda2mp3
/var/tmp/dvdrtools-0.1.3-root/usr/bin/cdda2ogg
/var/tmp/dvdrtools-0.1.3-root/usr/bin/cdda2wav
/var/tmp/dvdrtools-0.1.3-root/usr/bin/devdump
/var/tmp/dvdrtools-0.1.3-root/usr/bin/dvdrecord
/var/tmp/dvdrtools-0.1.3-root/usr/bin/isodump
/var/tmp/dvdrtools-0.1.3-root/usr/bin/isoinfo
/var/tmp/dvdrtools-0.1.3-root/usr/bin/isovfy
/var/tmp/dvdrtools-0.1.3-root/usr/bin/mkisofs
/var/tmp/dvdrtools-0.1.3-root/usr/bin/readcd
mv: when moving multiple files, last argument must be a directory
Try `mv --help' for more information.
error: Bad exit status from /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.34762 (%install)

ael.

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