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# This may also serve as an example on how you can wrap astronaut to package in any format. |
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_fakeroot="$(command -v fakeroot)" |
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_fakeroot="$(command -v fakeroot && echo 'fakeroot' || true)" |
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if [ ! "$_fakeroot" -a "$(id -u)" != "0" ]; then |
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echo "This script has to be run as root, or you need fakeroot installed." 1>&2 |
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echo 'This script has to be run as root, or you need fakeroot installed.' 1>&2 |
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exit 1 |
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fi |
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_topdir=$PWD |
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_astronaut="$(dirname "$0")/astronaut" |
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[ ! -f "$_astronaut" ] && _astronaut="astronaut" |
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[ ! -f "$_astronaut" ] && _astronaut='astronaut' |
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_nuke_dir_install=true |
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# _dir_pkgtools should be set from a configuration file (e.g. ~/.astronaut.conf), and points to wherever you want your packages to be placed. |
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[ "$dir_wrapper_pkgtools" ] && mkdir -p "$dir_wrapper_pkgtools" || dir_wrapper_pkgtools="$_topdir" |
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cd "$dir_install" |
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PATH=$PATH:/sbin "$_fakeroot" makepkg -l y -c n "$dir_wrapper_pkgtools/$_satname-$version-$(uname -m)-astro.tgz" |
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PATH=$PATH:/sbin $_fakeroot makepkg -l y -c n "$dir_wrapper_pkgtools/$_satname-$version-$(uname -m)-astro.tgz" |
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