Serge
> I’m sorry if I’m being dense, but... why do you care about
build/dist? The `eupspkg -er install` command installed files to your
stack, and `decl` then declared that location to eups. Running the
`eupspkg -er decl` command printed this to your log:
>
> eupspkg.decl: declared qserv master-ga7082f1e02 in /usr/local/home/becla/qserv/5/Linux64/qserv/master-ga7082f1e02 (eups declare options: none)
>
> So at this point, you should say:
>
> setup qserv master-ga7082f1e02
>
> Then you can `ls $QSERV_DIR`, and you will see admin/, bin/, etc…
Because I don't want to work with off-the-shelf pre-cut version
of Qserv. I want to work with git-cloned Qserv.
So
eups list qserv
LOCAL:/usr/local/home/becla/qserv/1/src/qserv setup
master-ga7082f1e02
u.fjammes.DM-699-g4ec6034b0e current b69
is what I want. And that does not have bin...
ls $QSERV_DIR
admin config.log css lib README.txt
site_scons TODO
build core example.custom.py README-devel.txt SConstruct
tests ups
I am very happy to use a different, recommended procedure.
So, what do I do?
Jacek
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