Revert a previous fix, which could not work when user clfs did not exist yet

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Pierre Labastie 2013-11-06 21:44:09 +00:00
parent e18f80a34a
commit b2c7742927
2 changed files with 3 additions and 5 deletions

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@ -70,6 +70,9 @@ cat << EOF
echo "source $JHALFSDIR/envars" >> \$(LUSER_HOME)/.bashrc
@chown \$(LUSER):\$(LGROUP) \$(LUSER_HOME)/.bashrc && \\
chmod a+wt \$(MOUNT_PT) && \\
if [ -d \$(MOUNT_PT)/var ]; then \\
chown -R \$(LUSER) \$(MOUNT_PT)/var; \\
fi && \\
touch envars && \\
chown \$(LUSER):\$(LGROUP) envars
@\$(call housekeeping)

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@ -32,11 +32,6 @@ sed -i s@trunk/BOOK@$BLFS_TREE@ \
sudo make -j1 -C $BUILDDIR$BLFS_ROOT TRACKING_DIR=$BUILDDIR$TRACKING_DIR \
$BUILDDIR$BLFS_ROOT/packages.xml
# Now /var and /var/lib are owned by root. This is an issue when building
# CLFS with method=boot, because system dirs creation is made by user, who
# then cannot create /var/lock and the such.
sudo chown -R $LUSER $BUILDDIR/var
# Because the BLFS Makefile is supposed to be used in chroot (or booted)
# mode, the tracking file has wrong path for DTD. Change it:
sudo sed -i s@$BUILDDIR@@ $BUILDDIR$TRACKING_DIR/instpkg.xml