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Hi, |
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Since I have started a project that needs to be redistributed (it'll be GPL) |
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I've started to deeply read Autoconf and Automake manuals. |
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Well, I had read some of FHS too, to know what I should do and what I should |
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not do with my file hierarchy. |
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But, what came to my mind (maybe it's possible today) is that we could make a |
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new "file system" subtree in every ~. For example, a user will be able to do |
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a "./configure ; make" but if the system is well-administrated a user won't |
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be able to run a "make install", since it can cause problems to the system. |
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(I know we, Gentoo users, don't care about that). But what I wanted to say is |
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that if we are not root (typical case) we could do a "./configure ; make ; |
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make install" (in an app called 'whatever') and it could create for example |
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"/home/me/bin/whatever" and "/home/me/share/doc/whatever" or |
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"/home/me/doc/whatever", and so on. |
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That would be great since a normal user won't infect any root filesystem, and |
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an administrator can fix any tricky problem deleting "/home/me". |
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Bye and thanks !, |
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Rafael Fernández López. |