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The -D switch is not available for 'install' under MacOS X (and probably not in other BSDs)
Explicitly creating directories is probably more portable
install: mkdir -p $(DESTDIR)$(bindir) mkdir -p $(DESTDIR)$(mandir)/man1 install -p -m0755 unoconv $(DESTDIR)$(bindir)/unoconv install -p -m0644 docs/unoconv.1 $(DESTDIR)$(mandir)/man1/unoconv.1
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Hmmm, this is unfortunate :-/ Does it have the -d switch ?
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Yes, I just looked (I don't use install much). install does have the -d switch. That is a better change than using cp.
Scott
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hi, how to install unoconv on MacOsX ?
@sebastien62 Did you read the title, it gives you the clue: "make install"
dagwieers
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The -D switch is not available for 'install' under MacOS X (and probably not in other BSDs)
Explicitly creating directories is probably more portable
install:$(DESTDIR)$ (bindir)$(DESTDIR)$ (mandir)/man1$(DESTDIR)$ (bindir)/unoconv$(DESTDIR)$ (mandir)/man1/unoconv.1
mkdir -p
mkdir -p
install -p -m0755 unoconv
install -p -m0644 docs/unoconv.1
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