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chroot-tools
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- libremakepkg: set BLACKLIST, as it will be used when checking the
PKGBUILD
- test-common.sh: make sure that $HOME isn't the default, so we don't
trash the user's home directory if accidentally run outside of testenv
- testenv: don't worry about adding dest/usr/sbin to the path
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ssh://parabolagnulinux.org:1863/srv/git/packages/libretools
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There are a bunch of caveats to loading a PKGBUILD file. This way it is
all done correctly in one place.
unset_PKGBUILD unsets any functions and variables that are normally set in
a PKGBUILD. The list is far more complete than any existing
implementation.
load_PKGBUILD loads the file given, or "./PKGBUILD" if none is given. But
first it calls unset_PKGBUILD and then sets CARCH.
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1. The file permissions on /socket were bad, fix this by setting umask 111
2. In some cases, the child socat wouldn't exit. Add trap to killit on
exit.
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