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ok - mike and max both tried to explain how to fix the version number within
the *ebuild file, but having pretty much 0 python skillz it went straight
over my head. I replaced the code with the number, can someone show me
exactly what i should have?
<snip>
S=${WORKDIR}/AfterStep-2.00.beta1
DESCRIPTION="A window manager based on the NeXTStep interface."
SRC_URI="ftp://ftp.afterstep.org/stable/AfterStep-2.00.beta1.tar.bz2"
<snip>
thanks
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Subject: Re: [gentoo-dev] strange ebuild error
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Quoting Ben Calvert <ben@stonehenge-net.com>:
> Am trying my hand at an ebuild for afterstep-2.00.beta1 and am having the
> following problem when adapting the 1.8.11-r2 file: when trying to
> create the digest, I get the following error:
>
> ben@lorax afterstep $ sudo ebuild afterstep-2.00.beta1.ebuild digest
> Password:
> !!! Name error in 2.00.beta1
> !!! Error: PF is null; exiting.
Call the ebuild afterstep-2.00_beta1.ebuild (notice the underscore instead
of dot). You can convert the underscore to the dot for $SRC_URI and $S
within the ebuild code with something like ${P/_beta/.beta/}.
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