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Subject: [Bug 192954] [new port] net-im/uTox
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--- Comment #9 from Ivan Klymenko <fidaj@ukr.net> ---
(In reply to John Marino from comment #8)
> oh my, I just took a look at the shar itsef.  (by the way, please set mime
> to text/plain on the next shar)
> 
> 1) you don't need to set owner/group to root in the pkg-plist as the first
> lines, that is the default
> 
> 2) The reason why you get that error is because your provided Makefile is
> hardcoded.  Do not use "install -m etc".  Use ${INSTALL_PROGRAM},
> ${INSTALL_SCRIPT}, ${INSTALL_DATA}, ${INSTALL_MAN} etc.
> 
> try "make -V MAKE_ENV" to see all the macros your makefile can use.  Change
> the makefile to use those commands please.  A side effect is that your
> executable will be properly stripped when it needs to be.  The permissions
> and ownership will also be correct.

you know for sure that I just have to add the ${INSTALL_XXX} in Makefile as was
done previously?
like this:
https://redports.org/changeset?reponame=&new=30972%40fidaj%2Fnet-im%2FuTox%2FMakefile&old=30864%40fidaj%2Fnet-im%2FuTox%2FMakefile

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