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Well, I do not really think, that we will use BSD make to create the Debian package ;) I was referring to debian/rules only, not to your Makefiles.
I vaguely recall that make -C doesn't work on openbsd, and that cd src && make is the more portable way. But I'm not sure about it...
Further instead of:
cd src && $(MAKE) install prefix=$(CURDIR)/debian/jailkit/usr
you should do:
$(MAKE) -C src/ install DESTDIR=$(CURDIR)/debian/$(PACKAGE)
(PACKAGE must be defined in this case of course) in debian/rules.
I see. The attached simple patch will fix this. This is a regression from using ${bindir} instead of ${prefix}/bin, because bindir is set to ${exec_prefix}/bin. So exec_prefix must be defined in the related Makefiles too. So the patch simply adds:
exec_prefix = @exec_prefix@
to these Makefile.in files.
(file #14357)
One of the changes to the Makefiles in the jailkit/py directory is to use 'exec_prefix' instead of 'prefix' when installing the py sbin binaries.
This causes 'dpkg-buildfile -rfakeroot -b' to fail because exec_prefix is not being set, resulting in the package trying to install directly to /sbin rather than to $(sourcedir)/debian/jailkit/sbin.
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