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Matt T. Proud
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FreeBSD does not by default install the Bourne-Again Shell (bash); and when it is installed, it is most certainly not installed to ``/bin/bash`` due to the nuances of the conventions around local site packages. Rather, it is installed to ``/usr/local/bin/bash``. Golang explicitly supports FreeBSD, so it should only be reasonable for GVM to support this target, too. As a fix, the shell script shebang definitions now use the ``env`` tool that comes from the _coreutils_ standard package, which is installed on all conventions-adhering Linux distributions, Mac OS X, and FreeBSD. FreeBSD prerequisites are now listed in the documentation. I have tested this against FreeBSD 9.0 release branch on the amd64, and it works satisfactorily now.
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24 lines
710 B
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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. $GVM_ROOT/scripts/functions
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[[ $1 != "" ]] ||
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display_fatal "Please specifiy the alias name"
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[[ $2 != "" ]] ||
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display_fatal "Please specifiy the go version name"
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[[ ! -f "$GVM_ROOT/environments/$1" ]] ||
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display_fatal "Alias already exists!"
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[[ -f "$GVM_ROOT/environments/$2" ]] ||
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display_fatal "Target doesn't exist!"
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mkdir -p $GVM_ROOT/environments ||
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display_fatal "Could not create folder"
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mkdir -p $GVM_ROOT/gos/$1 ||
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display_fatal "Could not create folder"
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cp $GVM_ROOT/environments/$2 $GVM_ROOT/environments/$1 ||
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display_fatal "Could copy environment"
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echo "export gvm_alias_name=\"$1\"" >> $GVM_ROOT/environments/$1 ||
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display_fatal "Could not extend environment"
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