bootstrapping does not work

[bitstreamout]

As here all packages are build as normal user ant not as root but installed below a DESTDIR the final image nor the binary should point later on DESTDIR but only on the configured prefix. Compare with issue #30 and commit 1144324 ... with this commit it is not possible to install and without this commit the installed binary references to DESTDIR

[bitstreamout]

Is this project dead or do maintainers always install as root within the final system?

[bitstreamout]

Now I'm build this beast twice, throwing away the image but include only the *.so as well as *.scm files as base package and this package is requried during build by the main package which now throws away all *.so and *.scm files to include only the binary and the now correct image.

It would be really nice to have the possibility to do this in one build run.

Btw: It looks like the ommand line editor does not have a history usable with the cursor keys (clisp has a readline option here), also vi nor emacs command line mode, only real backspace works

[roderyc]

Hello Dr. Fink! Do you have a proposed fix that keeps things working for those who the build already works for? I don't have time to look into this any time soon myself, but I welcome PRs with explanations.

[rprimus]

Wed Mar 20 10:16:40 GMT 2019

@bitstreamout

Btw: It looks like the ommand line editor does not have a history usable with the cursor keys (clisp has a readline option here), also vi nor emacs command line mode, only real backspace works

You can use rlwrap: https://linux.die.net/man/1/rlwrap

rlwrap scsh

[bitstreamout]

On Wed, Mar 20, 2019 at 03:17:42AM -0700, R Primus wrote: Wed Mar 20 10:16:40 GMT 2019 > Btw: It looks like the ommand line editor does not have a history usable with the cursor keys (clisp has a readline option here), also vi nor emacs command line mode, only real backspace works You can use `rlwrap`: https://linux.die.net/man/1/rlwrap ``` rlwrap scsh ```

Ah .. OK, I know about rlwrap. I'm looking for an builtin or (shared) module for a command line editor. Wasn't there commander-s around some time ago? It would be perefct to have scsh as a command shell similar to e.g. closh based on clojure an lisp dialect.

[rprimus]

Wed Mar 20 12:48:11 GMT 2019
@bitstreamout

Wasn't there commander-s around some time ago?

I am not familiar with it.

It would be perefct to have scsh as a command shell similar to e.g. closh based on clojure an lisp dialect.

There's also: https://rash-lang.org.

[bitstreamout]

On Wed, Mar 20, 2019 at 05:50:34AM -0700, R Primus wrote: Wed Mar 20 12:48:11 GMT 2019 @bitstreamout > Wasn't there commander-s around some time ago? I am not familiar with it. > It would be perefct to have scsh as a command shell similar to e.g. closh based on clojure an lisp dialect. There's also: https://rash-lang.org.

Nice but it seems not to be possible to get the install tool raco to install without trying to connect download.racket-lang.org which is never allowed within a chroot/container build system. Also it requires root permissions to get installed as system package ... currently I've not found a way with raco to do this a build user below DESTDIR nor a way to refresh /usr/share/racket/info-cache.rktd and /usr/share/racket/pkgs/pkgs.rktd within a %post and %preun rpm scriplet to get the informations below /usr/share/racket/ uptodate if the rpm becomes installed.