Re: Intergrating autopackage in Starez

Isak, thank you for your reply.

Taj:
I'm still having problems installing mkapspec:
hylke@hylke-ubuntu:/tmp$ ./mkapspec-0.4-2.x86.package
/tmp/autopackage.111478589/meta/@
autopackage.org/mkapspec:0.4/apkg-prep-install-script: line 80: _checkEULA:
command not found

It also might be an idea to change the hide button into a close button when
an error occured, because now i'm not able to close the graphical
autopackage installer.
Hylke

On 9/2/07, Isak Savo <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> 2007/9/2, Hylke Donker <[email protected]>:
> > I've started reading some docs, and as an exercise I thought it would be
> a
> > good idea to make a simple package, but I have came across a problem.
> > According to the docs, autopackage comes with a bunch of standard
> > skeleton-files. But where can I find them?
>
> They are installed with the support code after you install your first
> package. They end up in $PREFIX/share/autopackage/skeletons
>
> In SVN, they are in the main module:
> http://trac.autopackage.org/browser/main/trunk/share/skeletons
>
> > And what is the following code for(from the meta section)?:
> > Repository: http://www.mysite.org/downloads/myproject.xml
> > Does that xml-file contain the packages that can be retrieved when a
> test in
> > a skeleton file failed?
>
> Yes, that is for automatic retrieval of missing dependencies.  See
> http://www.autopackage.org/docs/devguide/ch06s07.html
>
> -Isak
>
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