On Tue, 26 Dec 2000, Michael Richardson wrote:
> >>>>> "Igor" == Igor Sobrado Delgado <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Igor> useful software in 1998. I am really interested in build binaries for
> Igor> both Solaris/SPARC (2.6 and newer) and Solaris/Intel (2.5.1 and newer)
> Igor> and in testing it. I can build binaries for some HP-UX releases and
> Igor> for IRIX servers too.
>
> That would would be wonderful.
> If you want to establish a web page on which you list points to
> these, then I will be happy to point at them.
Greetings to both Michael Richardson and the tcpdump-workers mailing
list members.
I have a question about building the binaries for SPARC (Solaris 2.6)
and Intel (Solaris 2.5.1) workstations. Both Solaris releases are SVR4.x.
Consequently, the /opt filesystem is the preferred place for packages and
the directory /usr/local is the preferred place for local commands (BSD
flavours only offer /usr/local).
Now I build libpcap 0.5.2 and tcpdump 3.5.2 to be installed in /opt/sfw
(as happens with all the stuff in the Software Companion CD in Solaris 8).
Is it a right place or should be better to install it in /usr/local?
Other important matter is software distribution. I made two *.tar.Z files.
Perhaps to build a package should be better. In that case, I will need
help about the information I must provide in the pkginfo files.
At last, I can put those tar files in my personal home page or provide
copies to tcpdump.org. What is the best alternative?
Thanks to all for continuing supporting that software,
Igor.
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