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dodir /etc/logcheck |
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also please check the contents of /usr/lib/portage/bin/ for what's available |
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(such as dobin, dodoc ...). |
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You should be using these instead of direct mkdir, cp, mv... |
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Sometimes you may want to do something nonstandsrd or may be some recursive |
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task and it may be desireble to do cp -r someplace omeother_place. In any |
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case, *do not* perform any such operation on a "live sustem", that is right |
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under /usr or whereever. Use ${D}/usr/what/ever instead. ${D} will point to |
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the right place, where package gets installed before merging in. |
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Also, it would be usefull to read some doc on sandbox'ing. This is mentioned |
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in developer docs on gentoo.org, "man emerge" and "man ebuild" should also |
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help. |
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George |
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On Wednesday 07 August 2002 13:32, Jon Griffin wrote: |
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> I need to create the /etc/logcheck directory and it seems that (sandbox?) |
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> is preventing this. Any help would be appreciated and if I missed it in the |
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> doc please let me know. |
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> |
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> Here is the error: |
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> |
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> Creating install directory /etc/logcheck |
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> ACCESS DENIED mkdir: /etc/logcheck |
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