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Making a very basic Debian repo for a client. Started with a bash script, but decided a Makefile would eliminate duplicated work. I've hammered out a working Makefile, but only if I make all. For some reason, a straight make only builds the first deb. make clean does nothing. What am I doing wrong?
MFGR:=MyCoolEmployer
MAJOR:=1
MINOR:=0
REVISION:=1000
VERSION:=$(MAJOR).$(MINOR)-$(REVISION)
MODELS:=SpiffyModel1 SpiffyModel2
COMMON:=common
SOFT_TARGETS:=$(COMMON) $(MODELS)
SOFT_TARGET_FOLDERS:=$(patsubst %, $(MFGR)-%_$(VERSION), $(SOFT_TARGETS))
DEBs := $(patsubst %, %.deb, $(SOFT_TARGET_FOLDERS))
REPO_DEBs :=$(patsubst %, Repo/binary/%, $(DEBs))
REPO=repo.zip
PACKAGES_GZ := Repo/binary/Packages.gz
%.deb: %
dpkg-deb --build $<
$(REPO_DEBs): $(DEBs)
cp $^ Repo/binary/
$(PACKAGES_GZ): $(REPO_DEBs)
dpkg-scanpackages Repo/binary /dev/null | gzip -9c > $@
$(REPO): $(REPO_DEBs) $(PACKAGES_GZ)
cd Repo; zip -r -v -0 ../$@ . ; cd ..
TARGETS: $(REPO) $(PACKAGES_GZ) $(REPO_DEBs) $(DEBs)
all: TARGETS
clean:
rm -f $(TARGETS)
This assumes the packages exist as folders named MyCoolEmployer-PACKAGENAME_1.0-1000
debian make dpkg
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Making a very basic Debian repo for a client. Started with a bash script, but decided a Makefile would eliminate duplicated work. I've hammered out a working Makefile, but only if I make all. For some reason, a straight make only builds the first deb. make clean does nothing. What am I doing wrong?
MFGR:=MyCoolEmployer
MAJOR:=1
MINOR:=0
REVISION:=1000
VERSION:=$(MAJOR).$(MINOR)-$(REVISION)
MODELS:=SpiffyModel1 SpiffyModel2
COMMON:=common
SOFT_TARGETS:=$(COMMON) $(MODELS)
SOFT_TARGET_FOLDERS:=$(patsubst %, $(MFGR)-%_$(VERSION), $(SOFT_TARGETS))
DEBs := $(patsubst %, %.deb, $(SOFT_TARGET_FOLDERS))
REPO_DEBs :=$(patsubst %, Repo/binary/%, $(DEBs))
REPO=repo.zip
PACKAGES_GZ := Repo/binary/Packages.gz
%.deb: %
dpkg-deb --build $<
$(REPO_DEBs): $(DEBs)
cp $^ Repo/binary/
$(PACKAGES_GZ): $(REPO_DEBs)
dpkg-scanpackages Repo/binary /dev/null | gzip -9c > $@
$(REPO): $(REPO_DEBs) $(PACKAGES_GZ)
cd Repo; zip -r -v -0 ../$@ . ; cd ..
TARGETS: $(REPO) $(PACKAGES_GZ) $(REPO_DEBs) $(DEBs)
all: TARGETS
clean:
rm -f $(TARGETS)
This assumes the packages exist as folders named MyCoolEmployer-PACKAGENAME_1.0-1000
debian make dpkg
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Can you clarify what happens when you domake clean? Does it just go directly back to your shell prompt? Does it pause a little? Does it say anything? Are you sure that yourrmcommand begins with a tab and not a bunch of spaces? If you add some innocuous command (likedateorls) immediately before or after therm, do they run when you domake clean?
– G-Man
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Making a very basic Debian repo for a client. Started with a bash script, but decided a Makefile would eliminate duplicated work. I've hammered out a working Makefile, but only if I make all. For some reason, a straight make only builds the first deb. make clean does nothing. What am I doing wrong?
MFGR:=MyCoolEmployer
MAJOR:=1
MINOR:=0
REVISION:=1000
VERSION:=$(MAJOR).$(MINOR)-$(REVISION)
MODELS:=SpiffyModel1 SpiffyModel2
COMMON:=common
SOFT_TARGETS:=$(COMMON) $(MODELS)
SOFT_TARGET_FOLDERS:=$(patsubst %, $(MFGR)-%_$(VERSION), $(SOFT_TARGETS))
DEBs := $(patsubst %, %.deb, $(SOFT_TARGET_FOLDERS))
REPO_DEBs :=$(patsubst %, Repo/binary/%, $(DEBs))
REPO=repo.zip
PACKAGES_GZ := Repo/binary/Packages.gz
%.deb: %
dpkg-deb --build $<
$(REPO_DEBs): $(DEBs)
cp $^ Repo/binary/
$(PACKAGES_GZ): $(REPO_DEBs)
dpkg-scanpackages Repo/binary /dev/null | gzip -9c > $@
$(REPO): $(REPO_DEBs) $(PACKAGES_GZ)
cd Repo; zip -r -v -0 ../$@ . ; cd ..
TARGETS: $(REPO) $(PACKAGES_GZ) $(REPO_DEBs) $(DEBs)
all: TARGETS
clean:
rm -f $(TARGETS)
This assumes the packages exist as folders named MyCoolEmployer-PACKAGENAME_1.0-1000
debian make dpkg
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Making a very basic Debian repo for a client. Started with a bash script, but decided a Makefile would eliminate duplicated work. I've hammered out a working Makefile, but only if I make all. For some reason, a straight make only builds the first deb. make clean does nothing. What am I doing wrong?
MFGR:=MyCoolEmployer
MAJOR:=1
MINOR:=0
REVISION:=1000
VERSION:=$(MAJOR).$(MINOR)-$(REVISION)
MODELS:=SpiffyModel1 SpiffyModel2
COMMON:=common
SOFT_TARGETS:=$(COMMON) $(MODELS)
SOFT_TARGET_FOLDERS:=$(patsubst %, $(MFGR)-%_$(VERSION), $(SOFT_TARGETS))
DEBs := $(patsubst %, %.deb, $(SOFT_TARGET_FOLDERS))
REPO_DEBs :=$(patsubst %, Repo/binary/%, $(DEBs))
REPO=repo.zip
PACKAGES_GZ := Repo/binary/Packages.gz
%.deb: %
dpkg-deb --build $<
$(REPO_DEBs): $(DEBs)
cp $^ Repo/binary/
$(PACKAGES_GZ): $(REPO_DEBs)
dpkg-scanpackages Repo/binary /dev/null | gzip -9c > $@
$(REPO): $(REPO_DEBs) $(PACKAGES_GZ)
cd Repo; zip -r -v -0 ../$@ . ; cd ..
TARGETS: $(REPO) $(PACKAGES_GZ) $(REPO_DEBs) $(DEBs)
all: TARGETS
clean:
rm -f $(TARGETS)
This assumes the packages exist as folders named MyCoolEmployer-PACKAGENAME_1.0-1000
debian make dpkg
debian make dpkg
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Can you clarify what happens when you domake clean? Does it just go directly back to your shell prompt? Does it pause a little? Does it say anything? Are you sure that yourrmcommand begins with a tab and not a bunch of spaces? If you add some innocuous command (likedateorls) immediately before or after therm, do they run when you domake clean?
– G-Man
8 hours ago
add a comment |
Can you clarify what happens when you domake clean? Does it just go directly back to your shell prompt? Does it pause a little? Does it say anything? Are you sure that yourrmcommand begins with a tab and not a bunch of spaces? If you add some innocuous command (likedateorls) immediately before or after therm, do they run when you domake clean?
– G-Man
8 hours ago
Can you clarify what happens when you do
make clean? Does it just go directly back to your shell prompt? Does it pause a little? Does it say anything? Are you sure that your rm command begins with a tab and not a bunch of spaces? If you add some innocuous command (like date or ls) immediately before or after the rm, do they run when you do make clean?– G-Man
8 hours ago
Can you clarify what happens when you do
make clean? Does it just go directly back to your shell prompt? Does it pause a little? Does it say anything? Are you sure that your rm command begins with a tab and not a bunch of spaces? If you add some innocuous command (like date or ls) immediately before or after the rm, do they run when you do make clean?– G-Man
8 hours ago
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Your question contains its own answer.
By default, make processes only the first entry in the Makefile.
You need to put the "all" entry first.
answered 8 hours ago
G-ManG-Man
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That did it. Thanks!
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The "make clean" does nothing because $(TARGETS) isn't a variable, you've never set it to any value.
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Your question contains its own answer.
By default, make processes only the first entry in the Makefile.
You need to put the "all" entry first.
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That did it. Thanks!
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Your question contains its own answer.
By default, make processes only the first entry in the Makefile.
You need to put the "all" entry first.
answered 8 hours ago
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That did it. Thanks!
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Your question contains its own answer.
By default, make processes only the first entry in the Makefile.
You need to put the "all" entry first.
answered 8 hours ago
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Your question contains its own answer.
By default, make processes only the first entry in the Makefile.
You need to put the "all" entry first.
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The "make clean" does nothing because $(TARGETS) isn't a variable, you've never set it to any value.
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The "make clean" does nothing because $(TARGETS) isn't a variable, you've never set it to any value.
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The "make clean" does nothing because $(TARGETS) isn't a variable, you've never set it to any value.
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Can you clarify what happens when you do
make clean? Does it just go directly back to your shell prompt? Does it pause a little? Does it say anything? Are you sure that yourrmcommand begins with a tab and not a bunch of spaces? If you add some innocuous command (likedateorls) immediately before or after therm, do they run when you domake clean?– G-Man
8 hours ago