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freifunk-policyrouting: do not run init-script in imagebuilder #10
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As per openwrt/luci#1635 (comment), openwrt/luci#1635 (comment) the init-scripts are now enabled by default in OpenWrt. As this was probably not done in the very early OpenWrt releases, out postinst was added to the package. When OpenWrt changed to activate the init-scripts by default, this was very likely the moment when this error came up. there is also an Issue in the Freifunk-Berlin project relating to this: freifunk-berlin/firmware#423 (comment) |
Prefix the inclusion of the OpenWrt-files with $IPKG_INSTROOT, to avoid "No such file or directory" errors. This takes care of #10 in the same way as it's done in other packages. (e.g. strongswan) Signed-off-by: Sven Roederer <freifunk@it-solutions.geroedel.de>
Prefix the inclusion of the OpenWrt-files with $IPKG_INSTROOT, to avoid "No such file or directory" errors. This takes care of #10 in the same way as it's done in other packages. (e.g. strongswan) Signed-off-by: Sven Roederer <freifunk@it-solutions.geroedel.de>
Prefix the inclusion of the OpenWrt-files with $IPKG_INSTROOT, to avoid "No such file or directory" errors. This takes care of #10 in the same way as it's done in other packages. (e.g. strongswan) Signed-off-by: Sven Roederer <freifunk@it-solutions.geroedel.de>
fixed by 5425bc9 |
This is to follow up openwrt/luci#1635 after splitting freifunk-packages from luci-feed. Original issue-statment below:
When creating final images the build-scripts running the package init-scripts. As of including files like on a real system (line 4, 5), with absolute path, this will fail.
Running this init-script outside of a real-system don't seem to make sense at all, so just exit gracefully.
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