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The make-gcc.sh and pack-gcc.sh scripts call system-type.sh in order to return information about the system. The result is stored in a bash array and tokenized based on $IFS. On distributions where lsb_type -si returns multiple space-separated words, this causes the platform name/architecture/description to be parsed incorrectly, which in turn causes make-gcc-rpm.sh to fail.
An example of a distribution where lsb_type -si returns multiple words is SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 11, on which lsb_type -si returns "SUSE LINUX"
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The make-gcc.sh and pack-gcc.sh scripts call system-type.sh in order to return information about the system. The result is stored in a bash array and tokenized based on $IFS. On distributions where
lsb_type -si
returns multiple space-separated words, this causes the platform name/architecture/description to be parsed incorrectly, which in turn causes make-gcc-rpm.sh to fail.An example of a distribution where
lsb_type -si
returns multiple words is SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 11, on whichlsb_type -si
returns "SUSE LINUX"The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: