On Jul 8, 2008, at 10:50 AM, Massimo Cafaro wrote:
I thought that the following were errors:
gpt-build ====> BUILDING globus_wsrf_gram_service_auditing_unit_test
[copy] Warning: Could not find file /Users/globus/gt4.2.0-all-
source-installer/source-trees/ws-gram/service/java/test/auditing/
deploy-server.wsdd to copy.
[copy] Warning: Could not find file /Users/globus/gt4.2.0-all-
source-installer/source-trees/ws-gram/service/java/test/auditing/
deploy-client.wsdd to copy.
[copy] Warning: Could not find file /Users/globus/gt4.2.0-all-
source-installer/source-trees/ws-gram/service/java/test/auditing/
deploy-jndi-config.xml to copy.
No, the ant build stuff tries to copy a number of files automatically
without checking to see if they exist, instead spitting out a warning
if they don't. I don't know why this made it out to stdout/err from
the build, it should have been hidden. I can look into that.
Moreover, on Mac OS X ranlib should not be used. Trying to build the
CA package produces the following:
Can you double-check what version of gpt-build you're using? Also,
was this simpleCA package created from 4.2, or from 4.0?
What about the incompatibilities shown by gpt-verify? Can these be
safely ignored?
Yes.
I prefer to build from source code to make sure that everything
works as expected. Building from source was fine til GT4.0.7.
The binary distribution you provide if for the old Mac OS X 10.4 and
it may be (probably) for the powerpc processor. I need instead to
build on 10.5.4 on intel.
The 10.4 intel binaries should work fine on 10.5. I'm happy to help
figure out what's going on with this build from source, I was just
pointing out that you don't need to actually block on it.
Charles
