Re: [Bacula-users] Make install doesnt move Bat?

I had a problem compiling Bacula 2.4.4 BAT on SuSE Enterprise 10.
It turned out that there was a missing key in the SPEC file...
There was no "if ${bat} && %{su10} section .. about line 1764 in the SPEC file
copying the lines from the su102 section to su10 and rebuild the RPMs resolved the problem.

%if %{bat} && %{su10}
cp -p src/qt-console/images/bat_icon.png $RPM_BUILD_ROOT/usr/share/pixmaps/bat_icon.png
cp -p scripts/bat.desktop.xsu $RPM_BUILD_ROOT/usr/share/applications/bat.desktop
%endif

Franz

On Sat, May 9, 2009 at 9:26 PM, RobinBones <rbonin AT gmail DOT com> wrote:

I have bacula w/ bat compiling on a suse linux system.
make builds the bat binary, but make install doesn't move that file into any
of the folders with a PATH.

Where should I place these files (baisc linux question really) and what
files need to be moved.
I tried moving just bat to the /usr/sbin folder, but I got a message about
that being a wrapper. I opened up the file in a text area to try and find
what files and folders it is looking for, but that is over my head.

Any help is appreciated.

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