[2023-07-13T01:56:20Z] does anyone have any experience with packaging Makefiles which use `install`? [2023-07-13T01:56:52Z] attempting to package dcron, but it uses install to set the ownership of the binaries [2023-07-13T01:57:03Z] initially thought it wouldn't be a problem, but kiss won't build it [2023-07-13T01:58:20Z] most recent attempt is here: [2023-07-13T01:59:03Z] would appreciate any input [2023-07-13T02:05:19Z] build log is here [2023-07-13T02:05:32Z] https://0x0.st/Hjas.txt [2023-07-13T02:25:18Z] you can use post-install script to set ownership, but first you need to deal with makefile [2023-07-13T02:26:34Z] either patch out commands that set ownership or use a target(if such exists) that does not attempt to set it [2023-07-13T02:26:48Z] Looks pretty ingrained [2023-07-13T02:26:52Z] will have to patch [2023-07-13T02:27:00Z] thanks for response [2023-07-13T03:55:53Z] sed 's/install -o root/install/g' Makefile > _ [2023-07-13T03:55:53Z] mv -f _ Makefile [2023-07-13T03:56:08Z] This should fix that [2023-07-13T10:04:48Z] owo kissie linux [2023-07-13T13:34:20Z] What the fu [2023-07-13T18:37:20Z] I have a package that's getting flagged as a conflict, but then the alternative is null [2023-07-13T18:37:47Z] uninstalled, ensured relevant binaries in bin were non-existent, and the re attempted [2023-07-13T18:37:50Z] no joy [2023-07-13T18:38:50Z] package is here [2023-07-13T18:40:35Z] kiss a dcron returns Alternative 'dcron null' doesn't exist [2023-07-13T18:47:03Z] because kiss a is not used like that [2023-07-13T18:48:17Z] example usage: kiss a | grep ^dcron | kiss a - [2023-07-13T18:50:25Z] you need pass ' ' like: `busybox /usr/bin/grep` [2023-07-13T18:51:56Z] nada [2023-07-13T18:52:30Z] confirmed with util-linux <-> busybox [2023-07-13T18:52:38Z] dcron does nothing [2023-07-13T18:53:15Z] xdream8[m]: Oh, I didn't know that [2023-07-13T18:53:19Z] that's pretty elegant [2023-07-13T19:12:19Z] You can see all alternatives by directly running kiss a [2023-07-13T19:26:52Z] no output but it's fixed? [2023-07-13T19:27:35Z] '/usr/bin/cron' and '/usr/bin/crontab' are both back [2023-07-13T19:35:47Z] You can see a list of files dcron owns with: `kiss manifest dcron [2023-07-13T19:35:53Z] * manifest dcron` [2023-07-13T19:52:17Z] oh, i just cat'd /var/db/kiss/installed/dcron/manifest [2023-07-13T20:54:36Z] "You can see a list of files..." <- alternatively: `kiss owns /usr/bin/cton` [2023-07-13T21:43:13Z] hi