I'd kind of like to enhance the configure script to more easily set up
all that's needed to build documentation. Apparently some people have
found this painful.
I've been comparing the Slony-I docbook.m4 with the PostgreSQL
docbook.m4; if anything, it looks like the Slony-I version is *more*
complete than what is in PostgreSQL's docbook.m4.
The one bit where Slony-I is *slightly* ahead, though not by enough, is
with the handling of docbook2man-spec.pl. With PostgreSQL, the makefile
assumes D2MDIR is set to the directory where that script lives. With
Slony-I, docbook.m4 checks validity of D2MDIR.
Question: Where does docbook2man-spec.pl live, on varying systems?
On Debian, it's in:
/usr/share/perl5/sgmlspl-specs
I forget how to search for files using RPM; a web search finds that on
SuSE and Fedora in the same place...
/usr/share/sgml/docbook/utils-0.6.14/helpers
Methinks I could search for this via:
find /usr/share/sgml/docbook -name helpers -type d
Can people that have been running Slony-I on Fedora/RHAS confirm that,
or provide a better choice?
Could someone on FreeBSD let me know about their favorite path to this
script?
Thanks in advance!
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