4 Oct
2007
4 Oct
'07
1:34 p.m.
Mark Rogers wrote:
How do I determine the options used for ./configure when a .deb package was built?
For most packages, a quick read of the Debian Policy and the debian/rules file will reveal what you're after.
If not, a quick and dirty way would be to replace ./configure with:
#!/bin/sh echo "I am a fake ./configure script, and I was called like: $0 $@" exit 1
You could also try turning on make's debugging messages, but if you're analysing a package with complicated debian/rules (or anything using CDBS), this is probably going to be more painful than it's worth.
Regards,
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