Hi,
> I did not try this to build a "default" OpenCA. Why are there a
> workaround in the first place?
The workaround is present because we have components which must be
installed in exec_prefix. Autoconf doesn't resolve ${exec_prefix} if it is
not explicitly set by --exec-prefix. Therefore we constructed a simple
workaround which resolves the variable. EXEC_PREFIX is this workaround.
> I use this patch to never touch any of the modules:
>
> --- src/Makefile 2004-04-19 13:08:25.167875312 +0200
> +++ src/Makefile.oden 2004-04-19 13:13:47.415886168 +0200
> @@ -15,7 +15,6 @@
>
> SUBDIRS = \
> $(COMMON_DIR) \
> - $(MODULE_DIR) \
> $(OPENCA_SV) \
> $(SCRIPT_DIR) \
> $(WEB_DIR) \
>
> IMHO the whole src/modules directory should be removed from the OpenCA
> tar ball. The software suite should be as modular as possible. If
> there's a problem with for example the "OpenCA-Tools" perl module, one
> could easily just update that specific package (thinking RPM packages
> here...).
Ok, perhaps I should better document what I'm doing for SuSE. Until now I
don't understand how you create all the packages with one spec file but I
know how to disable the module installation :)
If you configure OpenCA with --enable-package-build then no common parts
will be automatically installed - this includes the modules. Please take a
look in our suse directory in the CVS. We compile seperate RPMs for every
Perl module. make install-common only installs components from src/common/
but not from src/modules.
Does it be possible to see the configure and spec files somewhere on the
web. This would ease the analysis.
Best regards Michael
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