When copying an entire directory with 'cp -r', change "cp -r foo/" to "cp
-r foo". BSD cp treats "cp -r foo/" like "cp -r foo/*", which copies
the contents of foo to the destination directory and not the directory
foo itself.
Signed-off-by: Bill Erickson <berick@esilibrary.com>
@cp -fR components build/
@cp application.ini build/
@if [ -f "install.mccoy.rdf" ]; then cp install.mccoy.rdf build/install.rdf; else cp install.rdf build/; fi
- @cp -fR build/chrome/content/util/ build/server/
- @cp -fR build/chrome/content/auth/ build/server/
+ @cp -fR build/chrome/content/util build/server/
+ @cp -fR build/chrome/content/auth build/server/
@cp build/chrome/content/main/constants.js build/server/main/constants.js
@cp build/chrome/content/main/bindings.xml build/server/main/bindings.xml
@cp build/chrome/content/OpenILS/data.js build/server/OpenILS/data.js