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I see you changed make pre-install to make install, that solved the problem for me.

I don't quite get what the problem is.

The package is creating the /usr/share/lmod/lmod symlink to the version it installs, as is normal with lmod. Then it creates the profile.d symlinks, e.g. /etc/profile.d/modules.sh -> /usr/share/lmod/lmod/init/profile.

I just did a fresh install, started a new login shell (bash) and it works.

At which point are your symlinks broken?

Edit: Sorry, forgot to mention, that I used the new PKGBUILD I just pushed.

Even with the pre-install step in, the package is still installing under /usr/share/lmod/$pkgver instead of /usr/share/lmod/lmod:

$ pacman -Qql lmod | xargs -n1 dirname | sort -u
/
/etc
/etc/profile.d
/usr
/usr/share
/usr/share/licenses
/usr/share/licenses/lmod
/usr/share/lmod
/usr/share/lmod/7.7.3
/usr/share/lmod/7.7.3/init
/usr/share/lmod/7.7.3/lib
/usr/share/lmod/7.7.3/libexec
/usr/share/lmod/7.7.3/libexec/term
/usr/share/lmod/7.7.3/lib/term
/usr/share/lmod/7.7.3/messageDir
/usr/share/lmod/7.7.3/modulefiles
/usr/share/lmod/7.7.3/modulefiles/Core
/usr/share/lmod/7.7.3/modulefiles/Core/lmod
/usr/share/lmod/7.7.3/modulefiles/Core/settarg
/usr/share/lmod/7.7.3/settarg
/usr/share/lmod/7.7.3/shells
/usr/share/lmod/7.7.3/tools
/usr/share/lmod/7.7.3/tools/i18n
/usr/share/man
/usr/share/man/man1

This breaks the symlinks in /etc/profile.d, and even if they pointed to the right place, the shell init scripts all have /usr/share/lmod/lmod hardcoded, so they still wouldn't work.

I am able to work around this by symlinking /usr/share/lmod/$pkgver to /usr/share/lmod/lmod, but it's not ideal.

Thank you very much! But there is "pre-install" now instead of just "install", so the package doesn't work out of the box because the links are not created in the path.

just updated.

Hi:
The package is out of date. I updated the aur repository locally to version 7.7 (it is really very simple) and it is working in my system very fine. So if you want my changes just ask. Best

The **module** command is provided as a shell function via the `/etc/profile.d` scripts. If you source them or start a new login shell and type:

```
$ type module
module is a function
module ()
{
eval $($LMOD_CMD bash "$@") && eval $(${LMOD_SETTARG_CMD:-:} -s sh)
}
```

Never mind, I think I have to read the docs with a bit more thought first, the module command is not set for non-root users by default, and is provided by /usr/share/lmod/lmod/libexec/lmod. I'll delete these useless comments in a few days.

Do I get it correctly that the current package does not provide the module command? The man pages are included though.