Building of packages that require a .sh file to be executed

Building of packages that require a .sh file to be executed

[sio /]

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hi all,

I've been playing around with building the netdata package and it seems that in the build environment there is not a way to chmod or run a .sh  file (from the lfs file) that is needed to build netadata. Is this by design or is there something I am missing? i have the lfs file setup to download all the resources per the offline install guidelines but it still requires their .sh file to run.

Re: Building of packages that require a .sh file to be executed

[Michael Tremer]

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Good morning,

You can virtually do anything in the build environment. Including running any scripts.

What you cannot do is modify the checked out build source. So potentially you might need to make your script executable in the source if it is stored in src/ or config/. Otherwise, if you extract a tarball in /usr/src you can modify the source as you like.

It would be more helpful if you sent us logs of the error where your build breaks.

-Michael

> On 3 Sep 2024, at 14:02, sio / <siosios1(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
> 
> hi all,
> 
> I've been playing around with building the netdata package and it seems that in the build environment there is not a way to chmod or run a .sh  file (from the lfs file) that is needed to build netadata. Is this by design or is there something I am missing? i have the lfs file setup to download all the resources per the offline install guidelines but it still requires their .sh file to run.