"scons libsyndicate" build needs sudo
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I think this is not we intended. When I tried to compile libsyndicate only without installation, it tried to copy build/out/lib/libsyndicate/libsyndicate.so to /usr/local/lib/libsyndicate.so.
I guess scons runs "libsyndicate-install" alias internally.
I think the "libsyndicate" target includes the CoBlitz CDN driver, which needs libsyndicate to be installed. This is a bug in the build script, but I've always been working around it by installing libsyndicate and then building it again (it won't try to re-build the CoBlitz driver the second time around). I'll see if I can fix it so that the CoBlitz driver builds as a separate target entirely.
-Jude
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Subject: [syndicate] "scons libsyndicate" build needs sudo (#112)
I think this is not we intended. When I tried to compile libsyndicate only without installation, it tried to copy build/out/lib/libsyndicate/libsyndicate.so to /usr/local/lib/libsyndicate.so.
I guess scons runs "libsyndicate-install" alias internally.
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This will be fixed in a coming commit. If you want to fix this in your tree right now, simply alter the alias for 'libsyndicate' to exclude the libsyndicate_drivers target.
That is, change
env.Alias( 'libsyndicate', [libsyndicate, libsyndicate_drivers] )
to
env.Alias( 'libsyndicate', [libsyndicate] )
Thanks,
Jude
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From: "Illyoung Choi" notifications@github.com
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Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2014 2:04:39 PM
Subject: [syndicate] "scons libsyndicate" build needs sudo (#112)
I think this is not we intended. When I tried to compile libsyndicate only without installation, it tried to copy build/out/lib/libsyndicate/libsyndicate.so to /usr/local/lib/libsyndicate.so.
I guess scons runs "libsyndicate-install" alias internally.
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