Problems with cache_dir ? ;) #199
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I seem to be doing something wrong here ;)
I used to have set
cache_dirin ~/.config/manjaro-tools/manjaro-tools.conf tocache_dir=/home/bernhard/manjaroNow because I keep having this problem while @philmmanjaro seems to not have the same issue, I tried to set my cache_dir back to the default, but it looks like I'm not able to convince manjaro-tools about that 😉
First I commented out my custom path at user level, then I defined explicitly
cache_dir=/var/cache/manjaro-toolstherethen I checked in /etc/manjaro-tools/manjaro-tools.conf and there the default is untouched.
Still I see that buildpkg is trying to use my custom path:
What am I missing here?
Ah. Maybe clean the chroot? I'm trying that now...
So. cleaning the cache doesn't help either. It's not giving up the custom path...
I still get:
cannot stat '/home/bernhard/manjaro/pkg/...Created by: udeved
Why the hell do you build manjaro-tools-git in chroot?
Just curious.
It's just an example to demonstrate my problem. I wanted a git-versioned pkg to show you what I mean. I simply used the same example as Philip did in the other thread. Normally I don't 😉 I install it with makepkg 😄
Created by: udeved
I am aware of this, see referenced issue.
I still don't know how I can reset cache_dir= to the default now.
Created by: udeved
Reset works.
Check both manjaro-tools.conf
As described above. It has no effect for me.
/etc/manjaro-tools/manjaro-tools.conf and ~/.config/manjaro-tools/manjaro-tools.conf are both set to:
Created by: udeved
Cache_dir set to my build partition:
Cache_dir unset:
ok. it works for successful pkgs ;)
It was just for the error in the other example it continues to tell me about the other path ...
So, this is not really a problem.
Thanks
Created by: udeved
No, its also works just on -q option.