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On 09-07-2007 10:38:02 -0600, Aaron Wilson wrote: |
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[snip hack-workaround] |
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> But this is not a proper fix. I tried compiling bash a few times with |
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> different configure options. Specifically I tried |
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>> ./configure --prefix=/Users/wilson/Library/Gentoo |
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>> --sysconfdir=/Users/wilson/Library/Gentoo/etc |
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> but this bash still sourced /etc/profile. The configure script documents |
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> the --sysconfdir option |
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>> $ ./configure --help|grep sysconf |
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>> --sysconfdir=DIR read-only single-machine data [PREFIX/etc] |
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> I don't understand why this option has no effect (or why the prefix option |
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> doesn't do the same as is implied by the [PREFIX/etc]. |
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I just ran |
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% ktrace -f /var/tmp/bash.trace bash |
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$ ^D |
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% kdump -f /var/tmp/bash.trace | less |
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and the first file it opens (after lots of library loads by the linker) |
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is |
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21164 bash NAMI "/Library/Gentoo/etc/bash/bashrc" |
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which is clearly a prefix path. |
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I don't see it *ever* touching a non-prefixed file. That said, could |
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(one of you) try the same as I did above and look through the output of |
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kdump to see if you see it opening non-prefixed files? |
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(Don't dump the file here on the list, or any other public place. If |
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you want me to look at it, send it to me privately.) |
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Fabian Groffen |
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Gentoo on a different level |
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