[PC-BSD Pbi-dev] bacula-bat: script for binary missing in .sbin

[Kris Moore]

Silver Salonen wrote:
> On Saturday 09 August 2008 14:23:24 Silver Salonen wrote:
>> On Wednesday 06 August 2008 17:17:27 Silver Salonen wrote:
>>> On Wednesday 06 August 2008 16:58:11 Kris Moore wrote:
>>>> Correct, you would need a pseudo file in kmenu-dir, such as how I did
>>>> xmms2:
>>>>
>>>> ExePath: bin/xmms2
>>>> ExeIcon: xmms2-128.png
>>>> ExeDescr: xmms2
>>>> ExeNoDesktop: 1
>>>> ExeNoMenu: 1
>>>> ExeRunRoot: 0
>>>> ExeRunShell: 0
>>>> ExeNotify: 1
>>>> ExeLink: 0
>>>> ExeWebLink: 0
>>>> ExeTaskbar: 0
>>>> ExeOwndir: 2
>>>> ExeKdeCat: Multimedia
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> By Setting ExeNoDesktop and ExeNoMenu to :1, I disabled creating any
>>>> icons for them, but the .sbin entry still gets created. This is useful
>>>> for apps that need a command-line program available, but you don't want
>>>> to clutter up the desktop with useless links.
>>> Yes, thanks, I had just taken the file out of my presaved bat.pbc :)
>> Hello.
>>
>> The latest PBI now really creates the script, but there's a very-very weird 
>> stuff going on with it:
>> =====
>> $ ls -l /Programs/BaculaBat2.4.2/.sbin/
>> total 6
>> -rwxr-xr-x  1 root  wheel  583 Aug  9 14:07 bat
>> -rwxr-xr-x  1 root  wheel  573 Aug  9 14:07 bat-kommander.sh
>> -rwxr-xr-x  1 root  wheel  297 Aug  9 14:07 bat.sh
>> $ ls -l /Programs/BaculaBat2.4.2/.sbin/bat
>> ls: /Programs/BaculaBat2.4.2/.sbin/bat: No such file or directory
>> $ /Programs/BaculaBat2.4.2/.sbin/bat
>> bash: /Programs/BaculaBat2.4.2/.sbin/bat: No such file or directory
>> =====
>>
>> When trying to open the same file within KDE (with Kate), it opens 
>> successfully.
>>
>> I see such thing first time in FreeBSD and I don't have a clue what it could 
>> be caused by. I got the same result when I built the PBI on my own machine, 
>> but then I thought there went smth wrong during the build-process. After 
>> letting PBI-autobuild server to build it and seeing the same result, I'd 
> think 
>> there's smth wrong with generating the file or smth.
>>
>> Any ideas about the weirdness?
> 
> Could anybody check and confirm/disconfirm the issue?
> 

I can confirm it, and I think I've fixed it in SVN. The "bat" file in 
kmenu-dir had a TON of extra whitespaces at the end of each line, which 
was throwing off the PBI installer. I've triggered a rebuild, it should 
be re-built tonight.

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Kris Moore
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