Thanx. On a cursory look here are a few minor comments
1) Rather than "Download: ows-source-3.tar.gz
<http://www.rtarnell.ukfsn.org/ows/ows-source-3.tar.gz>" can you give
check out instructions since we will have patches. You do not have to
get latest code everytime. Or you can put both.
2) Minor documentation stuff : You have added in defines*.mk these :
NSPR_INC=-I/opt/ows-support/include/nspr
NSPR_LIBDIR=/opt/ows-support/lib
...
SASL_INC=-I/opt/ows-support/include/sasl
SASL_LIBDIR=/opt/ows-support/lib
PLATFORM_LIBPATH=/opt/ows-support/lib
You can add somewhere in your main document the fact that those external
components(like ant, xerces, xalan, ldapsdk, nss, nspr,zlib, pcre, ...)
get installed(or build them) in /opt/ows-support/ directory.
We have used /usr/lib or /usr/local/lib (and corresponding include) etc.
in other platforms so users may put them in wrong directory by mistake.
3) About :
> The create-instance script does not properly create the temporary
> directory for the server. After creating an instance, create a
> temporary directory owned by the web server (e.g.
> /tmp/webservd-https-whatever), and edit the generated server.xml,
> replacing %%%WS_SERVER_TEMPDIR%%% with this directory.
Wondering if the temp file and directory gets created for normal
instance generated by gmake install. Is it only a problem when you run
create-instance?
FYI This value is generated in templates/Makefile (and can be passed as
argument in gmake) :
WS_SERVER_TEMPDIR=$(shell mktemp -u /tmp/$(WS_INSTANCE_NAME)-XXXXXX)
...
WS_VARS+=WS_SERVER_NAME=$(WS_SERVER_NAME)
WS_SERVER_TEMPDIR=$(WS_SERVER_TEMPDIR)
4) I will check why you need those LOCAL_LIB_DIRS
5) I will check why this is failing for you.
- #ifdef XP_UNIX
+ #if defined(XP_UNIX) && !defined(HPUX)
#define max(n1,n2) ((n1)>(n2)?(n1):(n2))
#endif
6) This changes in webservd/Makefile looks ok
ifeq ($(OS_ARCH), HP-UX)
# Added Jan26 for Java problem.
! #LOCAL_LIBDIRS += $(JVM_LIBDIR)
! #EXE_LIBS+=$(JNI_MD_LIBNAME)
On 02/17/09 14:12, River Tarnell wrote:
> i've made an initial release of the source and binaries for OWS on HP-UX.
> this
> should be considered preliminary, and obviously is not suitable for
> production :-)
>
> more information: http://www.flyingparchment.org.uk/pages/ows
>
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