Re: Issues with autopackage SVN and _checkEULA

"Isak Savo" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.autopackage.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
2008/2/23, chris guirl <[email protected]>:
> Because of the problems I encountered with the Autopackage development
>  environment package, I updated my SVN checkout of Autopackage and
>  rebuilt all the tools, installed them as root and tried building my
>  package again.
>
>  Everything goes smoothly and the package is created. It's worth
>  mentioning here that I'm developing on Ubuntu 7.10 (64-bit version).
>  Once the package is ready I tested an install and it outright refuses
>  to run on my x86-64 machine:

yes, we don't handle 64-bit very well :-(

>  Of course, trying to add x86_64 to my CPUArchitectures line in
>  vdrift.apspec is not possible because autopackage refuses to build
>  that too. Shouldn't it at least attempt to install since most x86-64
>  machines will run 32 bit x86 code?

Yes it should, but the support for multiple architectures is somewhat
staled.. the base is there, it's just not working..

>  I have a regular x86 machine here running Ubuntu 7.10 and I tested the
>  package on there. It won't install there either. I get:
>
>  /home/thelusiv/autopackage.925217429/meta/@vdrift.net/vdrift:2008-02-23-minimal/apkg-prep-install-script:
>  line 127: _checkEULA: command not found
>  # Preparing package: VDrift
>  # FAIL: Unable to prepare package VDrift.
>  /home/thelusiv/.local/share/autopackage/apkg-ttyfe: line 374:
>  /tmp/apkg-fifo25275: Interrupted system call

Hmm.. I believe we fixed that _checkEULA thing. I can't seem to find
the original thread about it now though...

Curtis, Taj, what's the status of this _checkEULA feature?

-Isak

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