Hello Mates,
atm i'm trying to update my openEMR Version.
But sadly he breaks. OSC says, that Folder "Documentation" can't found. But it is present in the Source.
Maybe i have a mistake?
Greetings Sascha
Sascha Manns saigkill@opensuse.org wrote at Thursday 31 March 2011:
Hello Mates,
atm i'm trying to update my openEMR Version.
But sadly he breaks. OSC says, that Folder "Documentation" can't found. But it is present in the Source.
Maybe i have a mistake?
Greetings Sascha
Forgot the Link: http://bit.ly/dFzgId
Am Donnerstag, 31. März 2011, 10:37:01 schrieb Sascha Manns:
Sascha Manns saigkill@opensuse.org wrote at Thursday 31 March 2011:
Hello Mates,
atm i'm trying to update my openEMR Version.
But sadly he breaks. OSC says, that Folder "Documentation" can't found. But it is present in the Source.
Maybe i have a mistake?
Greetings Sascha
Forgot the Link: http://bit.ly/dFzgId
You lack a %setup . So it starts working in the wrong directory.
Hello Adrian,
Adrian Schröter adrian@suse.de wrote at Thursday 31 March 2011:
Am Donnerstag, 31. März 2011, 10:37:01 schrieb Sascha Manns:
Sascha Manns saigkill@opensuse.org wrote at Thursday 31 March
2011:
Hello Mates,
atm i'm trying to update my openEMR Version.
But sadly he breaks. OSC says, that Folder "Documentation" can't found. But it is present in the Source.
Maybe i have a mistake?
Greetings Sascha
Forgot the Link: http://bit.ly/dFzgId
You lack a %setup . So it starts working in the wrong directory.
Ah, ok. In this case i have the problem, that i must use: tar pxvfz. Can i use %setup with this options? the "p" is needed (says the README) for leaving the permissions untouched.
Have a nice day...
On 31.3.2011 11:16, Sascha Manns wrote:
You lack a %setup . So it starts working in the wrong directory.
Ah, ok. In this case i have the problem, that i must use: tar pxvfz. Can i use %setup with this options? the "p" is needed (says the README) for leaving the permissions untouched.
I guess the package wants to install some group-writable files or directories? That needs to be set in the %files section, with the %attr directive: http://www.rpm.org/max-rpm/s1-rpm-inside-files-list-directives.html. You certainly don't need the -p option.
Michal