Here is a makefile to do the mon install.
Pop it into the mon-99.2 dir when you untar. A "make install" will
install everything (alerts, monitors, mon, mon-clients, etc...) into
/usr/lib/mon and update the /etc/services file, while a "make uninstall"
tries to do the opposite.
There are no dependancy checks done, so you must make sure that the
software requirements listed in the INSTALL file are met.
If anyone would like to use this, please send me info about bugs.
-Tom Scanlan
On Tue, 20 Aug 2002, Andrew Ryan wrote:
> At 09:48 PM 8/16/02 -0400, Daniel J Urist wrote:
> >B) Installation and upgrading are difficult. Some sort of package
> >with an install script is sorely needed, and mon needs an appropriate
> >default installation setup.
>
> Installation being more difficult than some of the other packages out there
> I agree with. It would be nice if someone would write one. Upgrades, I
> haven't experienced much problem with, in fact they've been easy for me, as
> long as I've spent the time to test things in advance and stage them.
>
PWD:=$(shell pwd)
#INSTALLTO=$(PWD)/test-install-root
INSTALLTO=/usr/lib/mon
CC=gcc
CFLAGS=-O2 -Wall -g
MANDIR=$(INSTALLTO)/man
BINDIR=$(INSTALLTO)/bin
ALERTD=$(INSTALLTO)/alert.d
MOND=$(INSTALLTO)/mon.d
ETCD=$(INSTALLTO)/etc
STATED=$(INSTALLTO)/state.d
MAN1=$(shell find doc -name "*.1")
MAN8=$(shell find doc -name "*.8")
ALERTS=$(shell find alert.d -type f )
MONITORS=$(shell find mon.d -type f )
ETC=$(shell find etc -type f )
BIN=$(shell find clients mon utils -type f )
STATE=$(shell find state.d -type f )
ALLFILES= $(MAN1) $(MAN8) $(ALERTS) $(MONITORS) $(ETC) $(BIN) $(STATE)
ALLDIRS= $(MANDIR)/man8 $(MANDIR)/man1 $(MANDIR) $(BINDIR) $(MOND) $(ALERTD) $(ETCD)
$(STATED) $(INSTALLTO)
all:
dirs:
mkdir -p $(ALLDIRS)
touch dirs
install: install-docs install-alerts install-monitors install-etc install-bin
install-state
@if ! egrep -q "^mon .* 2583" /etc/services ; then \
echo "mon 2583/tcp # MON" >> /etc/services; \
echo "mon 2583/udp # MON traps" >> /etc/services; \
fi
@echo done!
uninstall: uninstall-docs uninstall-alerts uninstall-monitors uninstall-etc
uninstall-bin uninstall-state clean
cp /etc/services /etc/services.sv
egrep -v "^mon .* 2583" /etc/services >/etc/services.tmp
mv -f /etc/services.tmp /etc/services
clean:
-rm -f dirs
-rmdir $(ALLDIRS)
-rm -f install-docs install-alerts install-monitors install-etc install-bin
install-state
install-docs: $(MAN1) $(MAN8) dirs
set -e;for i in $(MAN1); do install $$i $(MANDIR)/man1/`basename $$i` ; done
set -e;for i in $(MAN8); do install $$i $(MANDIR)/man8/`basename $$i` ; done
touch install-docs
uninstall-docs:
set -e;for i in $(MAN1); do rm -f $(MANDIR)/man1/`basename $$i` ; done
set -e;for i in $(MAN8); do rm -f $(MANDIR)/man8/`basename $$i` ; done
rm -f install-docs
install-etc: $(ETC) dirs
set -e;for i in $(ETC); do install $$i $(ETCD)/`basename $$i` ; done
ln -s $(INSTALLTO)/etc /etc/mon
touch install-etc
uninstall-etc:
set -e;for i in $(ETC); do rm -f $(ETCD)/`basename $$i` ; done
rm -f /etc/mon
rm -f install-etc
install-monitors: $(MONITORS) dirs
set -e;for i in $(MONITORS); do install $$i $(MOND)/`basename $$i` ; done
touch install-monitors
uninstall-monitors:
set -e;for i in $(MONITORS); do rm -f $(MOND)/`basename $$i` ; done
rm -f install-monitors
install-alerts: $(ALERTS) dirs
set -e;for i in $(ALERTS); do install $$i $(ALERTD)/`basename $$i` ; done
touch install-alerts
uninstall-alerts:
set -e;for i in $(ALERTS); do rm -f $(ALERTD)/`basename $$i` ; done
rm -f install-alerts
install-bin: $(BIN) dirs
set -e;for i in $(BIN); do install $$i $(BINDIR)/`basename $$i` ; done
touch install-bin
uninstall-bin:
set -e;for i in $(BIN); do rm -f $(BINDIR)/`basename $$i` ; done
rm -f install-bin
install-state: $(STATE) dirs
set -e;for i in $(STATE); do install $$i $(STATED)/`basename $$i` ; done
touch install-state
uninstall-state:
set -e;for i in $(STATE); do rm -f $(STATED)/`basename $$i` ; done
rm -f install-state
.PHONY : clean
