Urpkg's configuration directory is kept by default
in /usr/local/etc/urpkg. This is where all the files
urpkg needs to run correctly are stored. Those are mostly shell scripts that
you can change to fit your needs. They are documented here. Pay attention:
they are invoked with the privileges that were used to invoke urpkg.
This is the script urpkg uses to find files whose owner or group is a given package user. It is also used to list install directories or shared files. It takes one argument: a user or group name. It should print the list of files in the system that are owned by this user or group, excluding the package's home directory
By default, a few locations such as /tmp
or /mnt, or the package home directory are excluded
from the search. They are given in the EXCLUDE variable
at the beginning of the script. Please check that they match your
expectation.
It is run before any installation. It takes no argument, and by default does nothing but printing a line or two to confirm it was executed.
All files in the directory postinst relative to the
configuration directory will be run after the installation. Each can be
passed exactly one argument using the --SCRIPT-arg option.
The complog script will install a compilation log in the package's home
directory. The file must be named svcompile.log, or
you must pass it as argument. If no such file exist, nothing will be
done.
The ldconfig script will only run the ldconfig command and exit.
The source script will install the source file/directory, given as its
argument in a subdirectory src/ of the package
directory.
If you decide to write your own scripts, you can count on several environment variables to help you:
URPKG_USER: gives the package username
URPKG_PKGNAME: gives the package name
URPKG_HOMEDIR: gives the package directory
PWD is set to the directory from which urpkg was
invoked.