*: use relative paths in INSTALL
- NetAuth-ldap: use relative paths in INSTALL
- brother-brscan3: use relative paths in INSTALL
- cnijfilter2: use relative paths in INSTALL
- maddy: use relative paths in INSTALL
- peshming: use relative paths in INSTALL
- radicale: use relative paths in INSTALL
- runit-void: use relative paths in INSTALL
- schilytools: use relative paths in INSTALL
- stubby: use relative paths in INSTALL
- texlive2014-bin: use relative paths in INSTALL
- vault-acme: use relative paths in INSTALL
- vault: use relative paths in INSTALL
- waydroid: use relative paths in INSTALL
- Manual: elaborate note on INSTALL script paths
Testing the changes
- I tested the changes in this PR: NO
Local build testing
- I built this PR locally for my native architecture, (x86_64)
I have not bumped peshming as the distfile seems to be gone -- @jcgruenhage, is it still available somewhere? I also have not bumped vault as the test suite didn't pass for me, possibly it requires docker to run?
Cc: @classabbyamp
Not bumping vault-acme as it requires pebble which isn't packaged. I'm confused how the tests could ever pass in this case. Should I disable them as it is the case for acme-client?
If you aren't bumping the packages, just drop those commits. It's one thing to change some metadata without a bump to let it be replaced with the next substantive update, or to make a quick fix in a package that is frequently updated anyway and expensive to rebuild, but in general it is bad to let the state in void-packages differ from the binary packages we're providing users.
I have set make_check=no on the vault packages per agreement with @the-maldridge and bumped them. I will wait a bit to see if there is any way to get the peshming distfile and if not, I will drop the commit.
I have dropped the peshming commit, it can be easily fixed up later if the distfile reappears.
This should now be ready for review then.
I've privated all of my repos because of AI scraping, the load on my server was too expensive in terms of power usage. Will push a mirror to github.
I think waydroid will work with host config regardless, IOW, works with absolute path.
Is it a static file that will always be the same? Even so, what if the host doesn't have waydroid installed?
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