Hi all,
There’s a problem in Makefile which has to be handled in
the future release:
First, it defines the config location:
CONFIG_FILE_PATH = /opt/rt3/etc
CONFIG_FILE = $(CONFIG_FILE_PATH)/RT_Config.pm
Then, it uses the configfile from TARGET directory to get the
parameters:
GETPARAM = $(PERL) -e’require “$(CONFIG_FILE)”; print $${$$RT::{$$ARGV[0]}};’
…
RT_PATH = $(GETPARAM) "BasePath"
etc…
And after that, it copies the configfile from SOURCE to TARGET:
config-install:
mkdir -p $(DESTDIR)/$(CONFIG_FILE_PATH)
cp etc/RT_Config.pm $(DESTDIR)/$(CONFIG_FILE)
…
As a result, you have to have two identical files both in
local etc/ and in target installation directories, in order to
let “make install” finish correctly.
In addition, DB_DBA and DB_DBA_PASSWORD are taken from config file,
though I believe it’s not the proper place to keep that data.
What about getting use of autoconf/automake?
They work fine with perl programs. After I spent 2 days on them,
they look pretty friendly to me.
Here’s the project where I successfully used them:
http://rrfw.sourceforge.net
With regards,
Stan
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