07-08-2010
mkinstallp package creation failing "no such file: ./usr/lpp/<package name>/inst_root" Reply to Thr
john1212, thanks for your suggestion but limits are not the issue.
This issue has been resolved, or worked around anyway. After testing I found that the failures are happening on empty directories. To work around this I removed them from the files list and created the directories in the post script. I'm not sure why mkinstallp doesn't like empty directories but it doesn't.
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can't find how to close this post, does moderator do this automatically?
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SYNOPSIS
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DESCRIPTION
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FILES
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debian/package.bug-control
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OPTIONS
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SEE ALSO
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