There is also the option of ./configure --with-drivers=''. While
this involves slightly more compilation than just upsmon and upsc, you
still have to run ./configure, which takes longer than building in
many cases.
On 1/12/07, Peter Selinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This question has a clear
Is there a Make/Config option that would build JUST the client binaries,
upsmon and upsc?...
Right after installing the sources, the answer is no. You need to compile
some common stuff too, for which we have no separate options available.
The question is, why do you want to do that in the
Arjen de Korte wrote:
Is there a Make/Config option that would build JUST the client binaries,
upsmon and upsc?...
Right after installing the sources, the answer is no. You need to compile
some common stuff too, for which we have no separate options available.
The question is, why do you
Richard Whittaker wrote:
Well, for a UPS connected client system with network ties to upsd,
there's no reason to build any of the driver stuff, the only items I'm
looking for would be upsmon, and possibly upsc, so I thought there might
be a configure --client-only option or something.
That's
Greetings:
I searched through the Makefile, the FAQ, and google, and was unable to
find a clear answer for this question...
Is there a Make/Config option that would build JUST the client binaries,
upsmon and upsc?...
Sorry if this has been answered elsewhere..
Regards,
Richard.
This question has a clear answer: no. There is no such Make/Config
option.
However, why not just do the following?
./configure [options]
cd clients
make upsmon upsc
You can't use make install with this method. But if you have to, you
could install these two binaries by hand:
cp upsmon
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