In a previous question, I asked about how to write a PKGBUILD to install a binary .deb package. The solution was to extract the contents of the .deb and copy the data to the archlinux package fakeroot, "${pkgdir}/".
That means if the .deb contains a data.tar.gz with the binaries stored in a usr/lib directory, the process to install this package is (In the PKGBUILD):
package()
{
cd $srcdir
tar -xvzf data.tar.gz
install -dm755 "${pkgdir}/usr/lib"
cp -r -f "${srcdir}/usr/lib" "${pkgdir}/"
}
However if I do that the package is installed successfully, but I cannot open the binaries (Written in python). If I execute a binary installed in that way, returns this error:
Cannot open self [path to executable] or file [path to executable].pkg
On the other hand, if I write the PKGBUILD in the wrong way, that is, copying the binaries directly to the system root during package():
cp -r -f "${srcdir}/usr/lib "/"
The programs work perfectly.
Is there something I'm missing?
Here is the package.
