bash/bash.nm

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   5
   6 name       = bash
   7 version    = 4.2
   8 release    = 4
   9
  10 groups     = Base Build System/Tools
  11 url        = http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/
  12 license    = GPLv2+
  13 summary    = Bash is short for born again shell.
  14
  15 description
  16         Bash is the shell, or command language interpreter, that will appear in \
  17         the GNU operating system. Bash is an sh-compatible shell that incorporates \
  18         useful features from the Korn shell (ksh) and C shell (csh). It is intended \
  19         to conform to the IEEE POSIX P1003.2/ISO 9945.2 Shell and Tools standard.
  20 end
  21
  22 source_dl  = http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/bash/
  23
  24 build
  25         requires
  26                 autoconf
  27                 automake
  28                 bison
  29                 ncurses-devel
  30                 readline-devel
  31         end
  32
  33         prepare_cmds
  34                 # Bash uses the RTLD_LAZY option when loading libraries. We want to use
  35                 # RTLD_NOW (it is defined from <dlfcn.h>:
  36                 sed -e "s/filename, RTLD_LAZY/filename, RTLD_NOW/" \
  37                         -i builtins/enable.def
  38
  39                 sed -i "s|htmldir = @htmldir@|htmldir = /usr/share/doc/%{thisapp}|" \
  40                         Makefile.in
  41         end
  42
  43         configure_options += \
  44                 --bindir=/bin \
  45                 --without-bash-malloc \
  46                 --with-installed-readline
  47
  48         # Test hangs forever
  49         #def test
  50         #       make tests
  51         #end
  52
  53         install_cmds
  54                 mkdir -pv %{BUILDROOT}/{bin,etc/profile.d,root}
  55
  56                 # Bash startup files
  57                 cp -vf %{DIR_SOURCE}/dot_bash_logout %{BUILDROOT}/root/.bash_logout
  58                 cp -vf %{DIR_SOURCE}/dot_bash_profile %{BUILDROOT}/root/.bash_profile
  59                 cp -vf %{DIR_SOURCE}/dot_bashrc %{BUILDROOT}/root/.bashrc
  60
  61                 # /etc/profile.d
  62                 cp -vf %{DIR_SOURCE}/profile.d/* %{BUILDROOT}/etc/profile.d
  63
  64                 ln -svf bash %{BUILDROOT}/bin/sh
  65         end
  66 end
  67
  68 packages
  69         package %{name}
  70                 prerequires = coreutils
  71                 requires = /etc/bashrc /etc/profile
  72
  73                 script postin
  74                         # Create /etc/shells, if it does not exist.
  75                         [ -f "/etc/shells" ] || touch /etc/shells
  76
  77                         found_sh=0
  78                         found_bash=0
  79                         while read line; do
  80                                 if [ "/bin/bash" = "${line}" ]; then
  81                                         found_bash=1
  82                                 elif [ "/bin/sh" = "${line}" ]; then
  83                                         found_sh=1
  84                                 fi
  85                         done < /etc/shells
  86
  87                         if [ "${found_bash}" = "0" ]; then
  88                                 echo "/bin/bash" >> /etc/shells
  89                         fi
  90
  91                         if [ "${found_sh}" = "0" ]; then
  92                                 echo "/bin/sh" >> /etc/shells
  93                         fi
  94                 end
  95
  96                 script postun
  97                         [ -e "/etc/shells" ] || exit 0
  98
  99                         # Remove /bin/bash and /bin/sh from /etc/shells.
 100                         while read line; do
 101                                 if [ "/bin/bash" = "${line}" ]; then
 102                                         continue
 103                                 elif [ "/bin/sh" = "${line}" ]; then
 104                                         continue
 105                                 fi
 106
 107                                 echo "${line}"
 108                         done < /etc/shells > /etc/shells.$$
 109
 110                         mv -f /etc/shells{.$$,}
 111                 end
 112         end
 113 end