Re: moving the garnome directory

["Mario J. Borgnia" <mborgnia nih gov>]

On Fri, 2002-06-28 at 14:20, Jeff Waugh wrote:
> <quote who="Mario J. Borgnia">
> 
> > Now, can I copy all the downloaded files into a 'garball' directory
> > like:
> > 
> > mv garnome-0.12.0/gnome/*/download/* /temp/garball
> > 
> > and use it as source URL for compiling?
> 
> (Is it just me, or did I say something about the website and FAQ in my last
> email?)

No, you did not. But in any case, I read the README file, and there is a
bug, it says: 

     FILE_SITES = file://$(FILEDIR)/
     file:///home/user/downloads/garnome/

which does NOT work, instead of:

FILE_SITES = file://$(FILEDIR)/ file:///home/user/downloads/garnome/  

but, in addition, there is no mention of where to get the garball from,
and that is the origin of my question. Hopefully by making this explicit
in the mail-list, other users will benefit.
Thanks for your help.

> 
> - Jeff
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