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{
mkDerivation,
writeShellScript,
mtree,
make,
bsdSetupHook,
netbsdSetupHook,
makeMinimal,
mandoc,
groff,
rsync,
compatIfNeeded,
fts,
}:
# HACK: to ensure parent directories exist. This emulates GNU
# install’s -D option. No alternative seems to exist in BSD install.
let
binstall = writeShellScript "binstall" ''
set -eu
for last in "$@"; do true; done
mkdir -p $(dirname $last)
@out@/bin/xinstall "$@"
'';
in
mkDerivation {
path = "usr.bin/xinstall";
version = "9.2";
sha256 = "1f6pbz3qv1qcrchdxif8p5lbmnwl8b9nq615hsd3cyl4avd5bfqj";
extraPaths = [
mtree.src
make.src
];
nativeBuildInputs = [
bsdSetupHook
netbsdSetupHook
makeMinimal
mandoc
groff
rsync
];
skipIncludesPhase = true;
buildInputs =
compatIfNeeded
# fts header is needed. glibc already has this header, but musl doesn't,
# so make sure pkgsMusl.netbsd.install still builds in case you want to
# remove it!
++ [ fts ];
installPhase = ''
runHook preInstall
install -D install.1 $out/share/man/man1/install.1
install -D xinstall $out/bin/xinstall
install -D -m 0550 ${binstall} $out/bin/binstall
substituteInPlace $out/bin/binstall --subst-var out
ln -s $out/bin/binstall $out/bin/install
runHook postInstall
'';
setupHook = ./install-setup-hook.sh;
}
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