flatpak/build

   1 #!/bin/sh -e
   2
   3 for patch in *.patch; do
   4     patch -p1 < "$patch"
   5 done
   6
   7 # Remove libcap dependency (used solely when bwrap is suid root).
   8 # User namespaces are better - should be used in place of libcap and are free.
   9 sed 's/as_fn_error.*libcap/: "/g'        configure > _
  10 mv -f _ configure
  11 sed 's/as_fn_error.*capability\.h/: "/g' configure > _
  12 mv -f _ configure
  13
  14 # Remove fuse2 dependency (used solely w/ root "system-helper" daemon for file transfer.
  15 # Unneeded in our case and drops the old fuse version.
  16 sed 's/as_fn_error.*fuse/: "/g' configure > _
  17 mv -f _ configure
  18
  19 # Turn the fuse2 filesystem into a C program which does nothing.
  20 # This is the easiest way to "turn off" revokefs as there's no official support for doing so.
  21 cat <<EOF > revokefs/main.c
  22 int main() { return 0; }
  23 EOF
  24 : > revokefs/writer.c
  25
  26 chmod +x configure
  27 ./configure \
  28     --prefix=/usr \
  29     --sysconfdir=/etc \
  30     --libexecdir=/usr/lib \
  31     --without-systemd \
  32     --disable-system-helper \
  33     --disable-nls \
  34     --disable-seccomp \
  35     --disable-sandboxed-triggers \
  36     --disable-documentation \
  37     --disable-introspection \
  38     --with-priv-mode=none
  39
  40 make
  41 make install
  42
  43 # Remove dbus/systemd/libraries (unneeded stuff).
  44 # This is a dumb warning which appears only when /usr/share does.
  45 # shellcheck disable=2115
  46 {
  47     rm -rf "$1/etc"
  48     rm -rf "$1/usr/share"
  49     rm -rf "$1/usr/lib"
  50     rm -rf "$1/usr/include"
  51     rm  -f "$1/usr/libexec/revokefs-fuse"
  52 }
  53