[Revisor-users] Question about strip_copy_dir & %post directives

[Kevin Wilson]

Grabbed the latest from git yesterday evening but there are a couple
glitches in lm_basic_py. For my purposes of testing the copy_dir fix you
applied I am going to comment these lines out and see if will let me
continue on to doing a build.

#1)

  File "/root/revisor/revisor/lm_basic.py", line 307, in
button_forward_clicked
    self.store_options()
  File "/root/revisor/revisor/lm_basic.py", line 326, in store_options

self.cfg.ksobj.set.lang.lang(self.langDict[self.lang_combo.get_active_text()])
AttributeError: RevisorKickstart instance has no attribute 'set'

#2)

File "/root/revisor/revisor/lm_basic.py", line 307, in
button_forward_clicked
    self.store_options()
  File "/root/revisor/revisor/lm_basic.py", line 364, in store_options
    self.cfg.ksobj.set_platform(self.platform_combo.entry.get_text())
AttributeError: RevisorKickstart instance has no attribute 'set_platform'



Kevin Wilson wrote:
>>> I think I fixed it
> 
> Primo! I'll give it a spin. 
> 
>>> Is there a /bench directory with all files now, on the host system?
> 
> Before running revisor I made a copy of my bench folder from its nfs-linked location into /tmp/revisor-test/. The folder contents you see listed as being copied are correct.
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: revisor-users-bounces at fedoraunity.org
> [mailto:revisor-users-bounces at fedoraunity.org]On Behalf Of Jeroen van
> Meeuwen
> Sent: Monday, August 27, 2007 15:39
> To: Revisor User Discussion and Support List
> Subject: Re: [Revisor-users] Question about strip_copy_dir & %post
> directives
> 
> 
> Jeroen van Meeuwen wrote:
>> Kevin Wilson wrote:
>>> FYI: No luck on that 2nd cd build I did on Friday. Here are the exact
>>> copy messages from the debug log. The only thing I see out of the
>>> ordinary is the .Trash-0 folder cmds. Right after that it goes right
>>> into creating the cd. This cd build did boot up to cmd line and I logged
>>> into root. A search for bench*, bench, and *bench* yielded nada.
>>> Copying /tmp/revisor-test/bench/.project to /bench/.project
>>> Copying /tmp/revisor-test/bench/rp2bench to /bench/rp2bench
>>> Copying /tmp/revisor-test/bench/Module.symvers to /bench/Module.symvers
>>> Copying /tmp/revisor-test/bench/Makefile to /bench/Makefile
>> Perfect, this is what I needed! See it should have been saying something
>> similar to:
> 
>> Copying /tmp/revisor-test/bench/file to /var/tmp/revisor/bench/file
> 
>> Is there a /bench directory with all files now, on the host system?
> 
>> I'm fixing this problem right now, I'll let you know when it's done.
> 
> 
> I think I fixed it ;-) It's in GIT if you want.
> 
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