nathan owe. wrote:

i used namcap and it is saying the package uses a non standard dir /usr/doc. this is probably wrong but i know how to make it tell where the mandir is, so i tried docdir={$pkgname}/usr/share/doc

how can i fix this

thanks nm i think i found my mistake maybe

nathan owe. wrote:

nathan owe. wrote:

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nathan owe. wrote:

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i used namcap and it is saying the package uses a non standard dir /usr/doc. this is probably wrong but i know how to make it tell where the mandir is, so i tried docdir={$pkgname}/usr/share/doc

how can i fix this

thanks nm i think i found my mistake maybe nope still wants to install the docs to a non standard dir. and i seen the mandir={$pkgdir} instead of pkgname so how do i tell it where to install the docs at

On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 1:47 AM, Smartboy wrote:

On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 4:38 PM, nathan owe. wrote:

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nathan owe. wrote:

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nathan owe. wrote:

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nathan owe. wrote:

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i used namcap and it is saying the package uses a non standard dir /usr/doc. this is probably wrong but i know how to make it tell where the mandir is, so i tried docdir={$pkgname}/usr/share/doc

how can i fix this

thanks

nm i think i found my mistake maybe

nope still wants to install the docs to a non standard dir. and  i seen the mandir={$pkgdir} instead of pkgname

so how do i tell it where to install the docs at

You can always move the docs manually if all else fails. Just use install to move it. Not very clean, but it works for the time being.

Smartboy

what is the name of the package, we need to know what install method it uses to know how to change the doc dir. Ronald