18.01.2015 · Re: Alternative to 'makepkg --asroot'. Make a dir owned by "nobody",and write a wrapper that: 1) su to nobody. 2) cd to dir owned by nobody. 3) mv everything package related from your home to nobody's dir. 4) ask where is the package to cd to its build dir (could also be done with parameters) 5) run makepkg.
When entering, makepkg --conf ./makepkg-arm.conf , into the command line it returned; bash: makepkg command not found. This is on Ubuntu 13.10 linux on android. And also, any help would be greatly appreciated if possible.
14.01.2019 · Ubuntu instructions. Looking to use the Cockpit UI on your Ubuntu machine? Lucky for you, there’s no hard work needed to get it working. Ever since version 17.04 of the OS, Cockpitcan be installed with a simple Apt install command.. To get it going on your Ubuntu setup, launch a terminal window and enter the following Apt command below.
19.04.2019 · Using Makepkg on Arch Linux. If you use makepkg directly, it somewhat pollutes your system. The base-devel package group must be installed. This way, by default, dependencies needed only to build the package, but not needed to use it, are left installed. This default behavior can be changed, but this involves installing and uninstalling ...
01.10.2012 · I am running ubuntu 12.04 64 bit. I need "makepkg", I have tried to run: sudo apt-get -f install pacman, but it had not installed makepkg.
21.01.2021 · Re: How to create a package for Ubuntu using a PKGBUILD from the AUR? Lone_Wolf wrote: I'm not mentioning "some python program" but the successor of the pep8 tool.