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working on the daily build and tests, I got a bug in 'make
silent_install' under Debian Ubuntu 64
libraries have symlinks in /usr/lib64, but /usr/lib64 is the wrong place
and don't normally exist under Debian Ubuntu 64
so when you do a 'make silent_install', ldconfig doesn't work
An idea of detecting some directories in filesystem at configure time is OK for almost all of OSS projects - provided that binaries are expected to be built in exactly same environment as will be used. But firebird is still providing binary packages which want to be distro-independent. To make that packages work correctly with /usr/lib & /usr/lib64 we must detect directory at install time, not built time. This is done in trunk, for B2_5 just a minimum fix correcting 'make install' on debian/ubuntu-64 is done
Submitted by: @pmakowski
Votes: 1
working on the daily build and tests, I got a bug in 'make
silent_install' under Debian Ubuntu 64
libraries have symlinks in /usr/lib64, but /usr/lib64 is the wrong place
and don't normally exist under Debian Ubuntu 64
so when you do a 'make silent_install', ldconfig doesn't work
Commits: 4a661d9 4b18166
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