On 2015-02-05 15:25, Rafael Ferreira wrote:
2015-02-05 14:52 GMT-02:00 Martti Kühne <mysatyre@gmail.com>:
We all started with bash at some point. Use quotes for all these lines, and don't use backticks but the more convenient bourne $(). _srcurl="$(grep -m 1 "^Server" /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist)" _srcurl="${_srcurl#*= }" _srcurl="${_srcurl/\/\$repo\/os\/\$arch/}"
Thanks for the bash suggestions!
Now, I'm nost sure why you have to download anything from arch's mirrors in a PKGBUILD. It feels like it doesn't belong into something that would potentially be delivered from there, and the question hence it seems a bit off.... If you need multilib packages, just put them into the depends=() array?
cheers! mar77i
The reason for that is: some of the lib32 PKGBUILDS in AUR aren't set to build from source, mostly, if not all of them, because simply won't build 32bit in 64bit system. So, the PKGBUILD gets the 32bit package from Arch's repository to install in /usr/lib32.
Also, in lib32-pam's case, the source array uses the tarball "pam_unix2-2.9.1.tar.bz2" stored in Arch repository, just like ''pam' package.
So, as you might notice, it is not simply a matter of multilib packages in depends array, but the need for fetching 32bit packages or tarballs as source for build the desired lib32 package.
Cheers, Rafael
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