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@RaphaelCosta Can you make sure the find command returns the results sorted?

https://gist.github.com/Narrat/4478bf952cda91f71131ae6a56d1d086

Just the changes: https://gist.github.com/Narrat/4478bf952cda91f71131ae6a56d1d086/revisions

Still I don't like the non-unique filename which will be causing problems. If such comments appear you do the support. Waiting if Cameri want to add something, or if you have some remarks on the changes made by me.

I'm waiting for feedback from Cameri. And I ponder currently about ideas based on your patch.

Edit: For example. With an dirty srcdir (like older source version still there) dunno currently if find is sorting the result by default. If not the older version could be build again

https://gist.github.com/raphael-costa/cc3061819a42704b0191cbec88adc314

I'll admit it wasn't as easy as I thought, but anyway do you want to merge this (minus the package name change, of course) or should I push the new package to the AUR?

EDIT: There's an issue with my patch regarding the generated .desktop icons if we rename the package to tibia-latest, in my clone I just reverted it to "tibia" with %s/_pkgname/pkgname/g.

@RaphaelCosta, exactly, besides the things you said, there are some points I would like to add.

Its easy to solve, just put in the pkgbuild the following things in the following order.

While on installation delete old non persistent data (saving map, configurations etc), if mkdir mkdir with -p flag for avoiding errors

If still want 775 and group do.

Execute usermod -a -G games $(id -u -n)

Or chmod -R 0777 /opt/Tibia to avoid permission issues

Problem solved

Please maintainer do it in the PKGBUILD.

@Kuchiriel AND @TrialInError

Assuming there are no big changes, you delete the old souces (downloaded file from tibia.com) and run makepkg -s, it will fail because although the file from tibia.com always has the same name, it extracts to a folder with a specific name (the tibia client's current version).

Unfortunately, tibia has some compatibility problems with Arch Linux (not sure about other distros) that require small patches to configuration files, the problem is that this PKGBUILD's .patch files include the exact path of the tarball as downloaded from tibia.com and extracted with no additional flags, meaning we have to extract the tarball manually or run makepkg -s and wait as it fail every time in order to see the new name of the extracted file and edit the .patch files manually to refer to that new path so the package builds properly.

Resolving this issue is trivial, you just mv $extracted_path $static_path the tarball and use $static_Path in the patch files, it would require no maintenance whatsoever except that you would still need to pacaur/yaourt/other_helper -S tibia when the game fails to launch or if you were makepkg -s like the current maintainer likes to do: You would need to cd tibia && rm *tar && makepkg -s.

The BIG PROBLEM here is that Tibia is a game, I want to play, I play. The current PKGBUILD punishes me by saying I either need to go through several steps in order to play or I give up playing entirely until the maintainer "fixes" the package.

I've been trying to tell this to TrialInError for a few times now but I'm certain that this time my point got across, next time Tibia updates and requires manual intervention I'll push tibia-latest.

@TrialInError what is the exact path? We can patch manually? @RaphaelCosta There no automatic way to make this PKGBUILD? Or, how can we change PKBUILD to do what it is suposed to do without waiting for the maintainer?

@karimi It's happening because we must wait several hours for TrialInError to update his package every time CIPSOFT releases a minor update. ;)

@Karimi: Happening because of new upstream release. Due to the hardcoded version number in patch files they will fail if the exact path cannot be resolved. The failing checksum is a similar indicator.

I'm trying to install this package, but no matter what i do, the checksums don't match. and when i tell makepkg to skip checksums, instead i get some arcane prompt that i have no idea what to do. Any tips? Below are the lines i get for the situations mentioned.

==> Making package: tibia 11.54.6216-1 (Wed Jan 17 21:15:33 -02 2018) ==> Checking runtime dependencies... ==> Checking buildtime dependencies... ==> Retrieving sources... -> Found tibia-11.54.6216.tar.gz -> Found tibia-agreement.php -> Found 01_openssl102.patch -> Found 02_freetype.patch ==> Validating source files with sha256sums... tibia-11.54.6216.tar.gz ... FAILED tibia-agreement.php ... Passed 01_openssl102.patch ... Passed 02_freetype.patch ... Passed ==> ERROR: One or more files did not pass the validity check!

==> WARNING: Skipping verification of source file checksums. ==> Extracting sources... -> Extracting tibia-11.54.6216.tar.gz with bsdtar ==> Starting prepare()... [tibia] Generating desktop file... ok can't find file to patch at input line 3 Perhaps you used the wrong -p or --strip option? The text leading up to this was:

|--- tibia-11.54.6216/start-tibia.sh |+++ tibia-11.54.6216/start-tibia.sh

File to patch: