At 22:03 Uhr -0500 01.02.2002, Bill Bumgarner wrote: >Did you build the client or the server?
Hm, I think only the client >The client is trivial; pretty much builds out of the box. Yup, mostly. It had some nasty problems when I tried, but I believe they have fixed all of them now. >The server is more problematic in that it requires the mod_dav.h >header, db4, and apr-- apache portable runtime. Yeah. >mod_dav.h is interesting in that it can only be had by installing mod_dav. > Apple didn't include mod_dav.h with OS X, though they do provide libdav. >so. I have filed an issue via bugreport.apple.com. That fits in with the rest of the story, sadly. They do supply OpenSSL libs, but no headers. Same problem :/ > In any case, it raises two questions: > >(1) Should I create a mod_dav package for Fink? Likely so as it >could install the appropriate header file. What would that package do exactly, besides installing that header? > >(2) Should a mod_dav package depend on the apache package? On the >one hand, it would be advantageous to leverage the installed apache >environment-- especially on OS X Server in that it includes modules >that are not available in a source form. System-apache?? Hey would that work, exactly? System-apache I mean? We can't just go in and start modifiyng the system's apache, so if you wanted to make a mod_dav package that builds a current version of mod_dav, you can't just put it under the nose of the system's Apache. In fact I think it might require of apache itself. Doesn't sound to well to me. But if you have a good idea on how to do it, I am open to hear it! I.e. I don't want to discourage or prevent you from trying. >Even after working after the mod_dav and db4 issue, You didn't mention the db4 issue yet :) What is it? > there is still the matter of dealing with the build of the apr/ >subdirectory [a snapshot of the apr project within apache]. >Eventually, apr will become a fink package on its own and subversion >can simply depend upon it-- but that is likely a good bit of time in >the future. For now, the apr project appears as a subdirectory >below the subversion project. Yeah. However, I am not sure if that apr snapshot is also included in their source repository? last time I checked, they basically told you to use the snapshot only to "bootstrap" the latest version of subversion from their repositoy. > >Version of libtool? > >I'm not at all sure; how do I tell? In any case, swapping in the ltmain. >sh and ltconfig from Fink didn't help; I still saw the version >mismatch problem. From examining other packages, it appears that >configure is responsible for generating libtool from >ltmain/ltconfig? In any case, updating autoconf didn't help, either. I think I wrote this in a previous mail - you can determine the libtool version from ltmain.sh. Fink only updates the 1.3.5 version. 1.4 and newer should support OS X out of the box. Cheers, Max -- ----------------------------------------------- Max Horn Software Developer email: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> phone: (+49) 6151-494890 _______________________________________________ Fink-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-devel
