Robert,

Can't thank you enough for this easy to install EFW 
development environment.  I can finally build some add-on 
packages that complete my EFW set up, and I'm looking 
forward to updating some of the EFW components.

I do have one question for you.  When trying to build acpid 
2.0.17 (see http://tedfelix.com/linux/acpid-netlink.html), 
configure fails with the following message:

checking for fstatat... no
configure: error: "fstatat() not found"

According to the fstatat() documentation, it exists on all 
kernels > 2.6.16, so it should be in EFW 2.5.1.  Any hints 
you can give me about how to add appropriate 
headers/libraries to the development environment to support 
fstatat()?

Thanks,

Igor



On 11/14/2012 12:46 PM, Robert B. Nelson wrote:
> I've finished the first release of the Developer Environment
> for Endian Firewall Community version 2.5.1.
>
> I created a project for it on my gforge site:
> http://gforge.opensource-sw.net/gf/project/efw-devel.
>
> There is a single tar file to download from the Files section.
>
> efw-devel-1.0.tar.gz
>
> The instructions for installing it are:
>
> First install the released version of EFW using Gateway for
> the RED zone.  Enable SSH and connect to the server.
>
> On the newly installed developer machine, run the following
> commands:
>
> 1)efw-upgrade (select 2 Development)
> 2)curl
> -O 
> http://gforge.opensource-sw.net/gf/download/frsrelease/29/130/efw-devel-1.0.tar.gz
> 3)tar -C /var -xf efw-devel.tar.gz
> 4)pushd /var/efw-devel
> 5)./retrieve-srpms
> 6)popd
> 7)/var/efw-devel/setup-devel
> 8)/var/efw-devel/build-pkgs
> 9)/var/efw-devel/build-iso /var/tmp/efw.iso
>
> You should now have a new iso image suitable for installing.
>
> You can also browse the source for EFW in the vendor
> directory of the SVN section of the project.  I unpacked
> all the SRPMS so you can view the spec files and patches
> directly.  For the packages that are specific to EFW, I
> also expanded the source TARs and applied the patches so you
> can view the actual source code without downloading
> and installing the SRPMs.
>
> The changes I had to make to the SRPMs, to get them to
> build, are in the trunk directory in SVN.
>
> Currently the documentation is the shell script files
> themselves :-)
>
>
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