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Subject: [gentoo-dev] ncurses and sandbox
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I started to build a new system, and I decided to sandbox the
entire build. I emerged sys-apps/sandbox _before_ even the bootstrap
step, I commented out the portage build in scripts/bootstrap.sh, and
I started the bootstrap. Surprisingly, it seems that the ncurses
configure script creates files outside of ${D}:
--------------------------- ACCESS VIOLATION SUMMARY ---------------------------LOG FILE = "/tmp/sandbox14465.log"
unlink: /usr/tmp/conftest9012345
unlink: /usr/tmp/conftest9012346
unlink: /usr/lib/conftest9012345
unlink: /usr/lib/conftest9012346
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I took a look at the configure script, and it seems that the
ac_sys_long_file_names test writes (and then afterwards unlinks)
files in /usr/tmp and /usr/lib. Any suggestions? (Also, it appears
that the sandbox allows those conftest* files to be installed, but
not unlinked. Is that what was wanted?)
-g2boojum-
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| Grant Goodyear | The Secrets of Physics: |
| Dept. of Chemistry - Clemson U |1. Add zero. |
| Clemson, SC 29634 |2. Multiply by one. |
|-------------------------------------|3. Expand in a Taylor series|
|e-mail: goodyea@clemson.edu |4. Integrate by parts. |
|www:bernacchi.chem.uh.edu/~grant |5. Fourier transform. |
| |6. Add auxiliary variables |
|_____________________________________|____________________________|