2009/5/13 Leonardo Santagada <[email protected]>: > I think the best course of action would be to make a Ports file for cherokee > as macports is pretty standard for mac developers.
Nice to know that.. I'm already looking into it.. > Another option would be to make a more or less static build and then use > PackageMaker to package it. Looking at how Rudix (another packaging system > for osx) packages stuff and making a makefile for cherokee (which will then > end up giving you a .pkg that you can install indenpendly) would be my tip. Cool. That would be even friendlier than the MacPorts option but I would see it as complementary and helpful to reach a different target audience. So far, I've managed to create a .pkg installer using Apple's PackageMaker.app available under /Developer/Applications/Utilities once you've installed XCode. The installer is available here: http://files.gnrfan.org/cherokee/Cherokee_0.99.15.pkg You can see some screenshots of it here: http://files.gnrfan.org/cherokee/shots/ It will install Cherokee to /opt/cherokee since I haven't yet figured out what's the most appropriate directory layout for Leopard. I haven't used static compilation. It's a plain ./configure --prefix=/opt/cherokee && make && sudo make install thing for now. Any hints on the best directory layout will be useful. Creating the MacPort's PortFile is also an important goal for better Cherokee suport in the Mac. Antonio Lima-Perú _______________________________________________ Cherokee mailing list [email protected] http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee
