I'm working on getting the Sangoma WANPIPE driver working under OpenBSD 3.8 (mostly
working) and ran into a couple of little problems that I'm trying to find the "right" way
to solve.
The preferred setup is to run their "wanrouter" bash script in the rc.securelevel
script, to load the driver module before securelevel is raised to where module loading is
no longer permitted.
So, the wanrouter script requires bash, which in turn requires libiconv and libintl.
Libiconv and libintl normally install into /usr/local/lib, where bash finds them just fine
once the system is fully booted. But, it seems that running the wanrouter bash script from
rc.securelevel fails because at that point bash can't find libiconv and libintl. I presume
that /usr/local/lib is not in the lib search path at that point.
My hack solution was to symlink both libiconv and libintl into /usr/lib, which does
seem to be in the lib search path at that point, but that seems like a poor solution.
If I need to run the wanrouter bash script from rc.securelevel, what is the proper way
to ensure bash finds the pieces it needs to run? I'd like to advise Sangoma on how to
adjust their install script so that it works right every time without the user having to
know what paths to hack.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
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