[Bug 429221] Review Request: dzcomm - Dzcomm a RS-232 API/lib

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Summary: Review Request: dzcomm - Dzcomm a RS-232 API/lib


https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=429221


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------- Additional Comments From iphands at gmail.com  2008-04-16 19:53 EST -------
Please excuse my absence... I have recently switched email addresses and have
been busy. I do want to continue working on this as I feel this project will be
used by some and it is an easy way for me to contribute to a project that gives
the open source (one that I use, and depend on) alot.

I wonder though; if because review requests are filed as bugs, it would be
better for this to actually be closed and I can resubmit it after I have done
some more work (and have a more time to dedicate to it). Is it bad to have one
open while waiting on a sporadic contributer? Either way I don't mind.

That being said I need to be pointed in the (general) direction of problem or
documentation. I think I really need to go in and mess with the Makefile via the
configure script so that it accepts rpm specific environment variables.

How is the $RPM_BUILD_ROOT passed from rpmbuild to ./configure or make does it
set BASH environment variable? I think the only reason the spec build was
working for me is because I was root and thus stuff was getting installed on the
system instead of in the proper temporary build root.

Sorry if some of my rambling is hard to follow.

Thanks,
-Ian

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