On Mon, 24 Feb 2003 nb-pr@gendalia.org wrote:

> pkgsrc/mk/defs.Linux.mk:SED?=            /bin/sed
> but it's in /usr/bin/sed

On my Linux box, I added to my mk.conf:

EGREP=          /usr/bin/egrep
FGREP=          /usr/bin/fgrep
GREP=           /usr/bin/grep
BASENAME=       /usr/bin/basename

(These are not under /bin according to the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard;
sed is under /bin. Linux is not Linux.)

As a workaround, you can set your SED in /etc/mk.conf.

For the fix in defs.Linux.mk, they should probably just be set to
command name (no path), just like CMP is set.

   Jeremy C. Reed
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