[Bug 127885] Changed - post-install of GConf breaks make ...

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Changed by alexander winston comcast net 

--- shadow/127885	Wed Jan 28 01:56:57 2004
+++ shadow/127885.tmp.22344	Wed Jan 28 02:11:01 2004
@@ -55,6 +55,28 @@
 ------- Additional Comments From alexander winston comcast net  2004-01-28 01:56 -------
 Actually . . . there was no need for me to compile the whole thing, so
 I just copied and pasted the command into dash and it worked just fine
 (the output was "/etc/gconf").
 
 Adding the PATCH keyword and upgrading the priority level to high.
+
+------- Additional Comments From alexander winston comcast net  2004-01-28 02:10 -------
+Okay, actually(!) . . .
+
+The problem is not the lack of POSIX compliance in the script but the
+existence of an extraneous $ at the beginning of the $( thingy,
+because bash stumbles as well.
+
+There seem to be three instances of this:
+
+
+$ grep -rin \$\$\( garnome-0.29.1
+garnome-0.29.1/Makefile:18:     @echo "$@ started at $$(date)" >>
+$(BUILDLOG)
+garnome-0.29.1/Makefile:22:     @echo "$@ completed at $$(date)" >>
+$(BUILDLOG)
+garnome-0.29.1/platform/GConf/Makefile:26:              export
+GC1=$$(dirname `gconftool-1 --get-default-source | cut -d : -f 3`); \
+
+
+So, which scripting extraordinaire wants to make (pun unintended, I
+swear!) a patch?