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On Mon, 2003-03-03 at 20:20, Michael Boman wrote: |
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> I am trying to package a commercial vendor's SDK as a ebuild, just |
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> for the sake of having everything I use in portage. No, the problem is |
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> that this particular vendor doesn't follow the standard OSS versioning |
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> scheme. The tarball I download has a name like: |
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> sdknamewithversion.architecture.tar.gz |
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> In other words: |
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> vedorsdk2.linux24.tar.gz |
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> And ofcourse they also fail to put a proper directory structure below |
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> that.. but that one I belive I can work around.. |
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> But how would I write a ebuild that works with that? Or do I have to |
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> resolve to storing it locally and rename the tarball? |
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Name the ebuild: |
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foopackage-version.ebuild |
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Munge the SRC_URI like so: |
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SRC_URI="http:/stupidvendor/foopackage-${PV}-linux24.tar.gz" |
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