[PFH]

cp /home/.../trunk/3rd/python/install/lib/python2.6/lib-dynload/binascii.so /home/.../trunk/build/serna/app/pkg/opt/serna-free-4.2/python/lib/python2.6/lib-dynload/binascii.so; chmod 755 /home/.../trunk/build/serna/app/pkg/opt/serna-free-4.2/python/lib/python2.6/lib-dynload/binascii.so
strip --strip-unneeded /home/.../trunk/build/serna/app/pkg/opt/serna-free-4.2/python/lib/python2.6/lib-dynload/binascii.so
gmake[1]: *** No rule to make target `/home/.../trunk/3rd/python/install/lib/python2.6/lib-dynload/bz2.so', needed by `/home/.../trunk/build/serna/app/pkg/opt/serna-free-4.2/python/lib/python2.6/lib-dynload/bz2.so'. Stop.
gmake[1]: Leaving directory `/home/.../trunk/build/serna/app'
make: *** [.pkg_dir] Error 2
make: Leaving directory `/home/.../trunk/build/serna/app'

[kondor]

Haven't met such issue before. Seems python is built w/o bz2 library support: try to install libbz2-dev package and rebuild.

BTW, I suppose that Serna may work ignoring this one:

cd build/serna/bin
. envserna.sh
./serna

Update:
I tested it out on clear installation of Ubuntu 9.10. This error happens on RPM packaging stage so you can ignore this.

[PFH]

Hallo Kondor,

how does one "ignore" an error message, when the build process dies - as it does with the latest error message:

srcdir="/home/.../trunk/serna/app"; export srcdir; \
top_srcdir="/home/.../trunk"; export top_srcdir; \
top_builddir="/home/.../trunk/build"; export top_builddir; \
THIRD_DIR="/home/.../trunk/3rd"; export THIRD_DIR; \
RELEASE="20091113"; export RELEASE; \
RPM_TOPDIR="/home/.../trunk/rpm"; export RPM_TOPDIR; \
RPM_PREP_MAKEFILE="/home/.../trunk/serna/app/rpm/Makefile"; export RPM_PREP_MAKEFILE; \
RPM_SPEC="/home/.../trunk/build/serna/app/serna.spec"; export RPM_SPEC; \
RPM_PREFIX="/opt"; export RPM_PREFIX; \
PKG_ROOT="/home/.../trunk/build/serna/app/pkg"; export PKG_ROOT; \
MAKEFILE_INSTALL="/home/.../trunk/build/serna/app/Makefile.install"; export MAKEFILE_INSTALL; \
RPM_VERSION="4.2.0"; export RPM_VERSION; \
VERSION_ID="4.2"; export VERSION_ID; \
PLUGIN_NAME=""; export PLUGIN_NAME; \
PLUGIN_DLL=""; export PLUGIN_DLL; \
/home/.../trunk/tools/buildsys/dist/make-rpm.sh && /home/.../trunk/serna/app/serna_postrpmbuild.sh
+ [ x/home/.../trunk = x ]
+ . /home/.../trunk/tools/buildsys/dist/functions
+ require srcdir top_builddir THIRD_DIR RELEASE RPM_PREP_MAKEFILE MAKEFILE_INSTALL RPM_SPEC RPM_TOPDIR PKG_ROOT RPM_PREFIX
/home/.../trunk/tools/buildsys/dist/make-rpm.sh: 1: Bad substitution
make: *** [rpm] Error 2
make: Leaving directory `/home/.../trunk/build/serna/app'

[kondor]

Originally Posted by PFH

how does one "ignore" an error message, when the build process dies - as it does with the latest error message:

Again: it is RPM packaging stage error. It does not affect on how Serna is built. You may no need to build RPM on Ubuntu.

It seems happens because of incompatibility of shell interpreters. In Ubuntu: /bin/sh is symlinked to /bin/dash which may have some restrictions not accepted by the packaging script. I've found a workaround: replace the first line in tools/buildsys/dist/make-rpm.sh in the way:

#!/bin/sh -x

with

#!/bin/bash -x

And no to go again over the whole build process execute the following command in build/serna/app dir:

make pkg

P.S. and do not forget to install rpm package required by the script:

sudo apt-get install rpm

.

[PFH]

Hallo Kondor,

Serna has 'finished' the build without complaints for the first time.
What can be checked to be sure that the build was successful?
I ask this because install.sh is not to be found and INSTALL just says,
"3. Installing Serna
Serna can be installed using standard installation methods for each OS
it can be built on. "

I found and started a skript named tgz-install.sh and it said
Enter installation prefix [/opt]:
Installing Serna to: /opt/serna-free-4.2.0-20091116-linux

but then gave up with Installation aborted

Any suggestions?

[PFH]

Hallo Kondor,

Any chance of getting a response to my message of a week ago?

[kondor]

Originally Posted by PFH

Any chance of getting a response to my message of a week ago?

Hello,

Sorry for the delay with reply, I have lots of work.

Originally Posted by PFH

What can be checked to be sure that the build was successful?

Standard *nix-shell approach: comparing exit code of launched application with 0.

[serna-free]$ ./build.sh && echo "Serna build success"

Serna cannot be directly installed from the build directory. Use packed Serna distribution located as build/serna/serna-free-X.X.X-YYYYMMDD-linux.tgz. Or you may run Serna directly from the build directory:

[serna-free]$ cd build/serna/bin
[bin]$ . envserna.sh
[bin]$ ./serna