On Tue, Jan 13, 2004 at 12:21:57 +0100, Michael Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Alessandro Razeto wrote:
> >On Fri, Jan 09, 2004 at 12:22:15 +0100, Michael Bell
> ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >1) the configure script does not really disable the modules, so I
> >disabled the manually in the relative Makefile. I'm not an expert
> >in the autoconf syntax, but the Makefile.global.vars have a void field
> >in EXTERNAL_MODULES.
>
> Fixed. This was a bug in configure.in. I used $withval instead of
> $enableval.
OK.
>
> >2) the symlinks for the stylesheets ar wrong since they points to the
> >tmp dir created during the debian packaging. I attach a possible fix,
> >which is not the best solution but it should on most system.
>
[...]
> >>-DEST_LIB_STYLESHEET_DIR = ${lib_prefix}/stylesheets
> >>+DEST_LIB_STYLESHEET_DIR = ../../stylesheets
[...]
> I read the makefile and this is a little bit surprising.
>
> ln -s ../../stylesheets/default.css in htdocs/ra/ creates a symlink to
> the root directory of the apache but there is of course no directory
> stylesheets and no file default.css or does I misunderstand something?
> Would it help you if we create an option to install the stylesheets as
> real files and not as symlinks?
I have the following structure under /usr/share/openca/
stylesheets/*
...
htdocs/ca/*
The symlinks will be installed in htdocs/ca/ and should point to
stylesheets/*; the patch I attached create the symlinks which will be
installed on htdocs/ca/ and will point to ../../stylesheets/ which is
really /usr/share/openca/stylesheets/. So for debian is fine.
Unfortunatelly I don't know if on every configuration the structure will
be similar (except for the absolute path of the installation dir).
What is real important is that the stylesheets/ and the
htdocs/${module}/ directories are in the same folder.
>
> >I think that the ocpsd responder shuold be enclesed not on the common
> >package but in the pub one.
>
> ... or in an extra package.
It could be in pub, but maybe disabled.
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