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RE: Stuck with getting Cuberite to compile on FreeBSD - sphinxc0re - 12-10-2015

The problem is, that it is not working on a non-interactive shell


RE: Stuck with getting Cuberite to compile on FreeBSD - xoft - 12-10-2015

How exactly are you testing that?

I wrote a simple script file with the following contents:
Code:
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug .. && make -j 8
and when I launch it from the terminal, it builds the server okay.


RE: Stuck with getting Cuberite to compile on FreeBSD - sphinxc0re - 12-10-2015

The build server runs the compile script non-interactive that makes it fail. If I compile it on the same machine interactively, it doesn't fail


RE: Stuck with getting Cuberite to compile on FreeBSD - bearbin - 12-11-2015

SphinxCore: Is there a .bashrc or .profile file that is only used on interactive sessions that I could source? Maybe that's where the issue is?


RE: Stuck with getting Cuberite to compile on FreeBSD - sphinxc0re - 12-11-2015

I don't know. Build one, if it's not there.


RE: Stuck with getting Cuberite to compile on FreeBSD - bearbin - 12-12-2015

What shell are you using for your interactive session?


RE: Stuck with getting Cuberite to compile on FreeBSD - Schwertspize - 12-13-2015

I think zsh is standard on many bsd.


RE: Stuck with getting Cuberite to compile on FreeBSD - DrMasik - 12-13-2015

(12-13-2015, 12:33 AM)Schwertspize Wrote: I think zsh is standard on many bsd.

You are not right.
Bash - it is standard


RE: Stuck with getting Cuberite to compile on FreeBSD - bearbin - 12-13-2015

I read the manual, and it turns out that SH is standard. I tried with that but it didn't work.


RE: Stuck with getting Cuberite to compile on FreeBSD - tigerw - 12-14-2015

No, you're all wrong; PowerShell is the standard.