I know there is probably a simple solution to this, but I have read the make man pages and couldn't find anything that could help.
I compiled a Linux package manager called pacman, and wrote my own script to make packages and a PKGINFO file. It does this by calling FreeBSD's make with the PREFIX=$currentdir/pkg then tars it up.
While this worked for some programs, it breaks others, such as shells/bash-completion.
I'm guessing this is due to the scripts being generated, so I was wondering if there was an even better way to install packages to a specific directory, which acts like a chroot, or maybe a jail, so that won't mess up the paths.
I compiled a Linux package manager called pacman, and wrote my own script to make packages and a PKGINFO file. It does this by calling FreeBSD's make with the PREFIX=$currentdir/pkg then tars it up.
While this worked for some programs, it breaks others, such as shells/bash-completion.
Code:
source /etc/bash_completion
sed: /usr/ports/shells/bash-completion/pkg/etc/bash_completion: No such file or directoryI'm guessing this is due to the scripts being generated, so I was wondering if there was an even better way to install packages to a specific directory, which acts like a chroot, or maybe a jail, so that won't mess up the paths.