Le Wednesday 01 September 2004 � 13:24:31, Bruce Barnett a �crit:
> When I try to configure the system using
> configure --prefix=/local/pcsc
> I get:
>
> enable USB drop directory : /usr/local/pcsc/drivers
> enable MuscleCard bundles dir : /usr/local/pcsc/services
> enable confdir : /etc (default)
>
> instead of what I expected:
> enable USB drop directory : /local/pcsc/drivers
> enable MuscleCard bundles dir : /local/pcsc/services
> enable confdir : /local/pcsc/etc
I changed configure.in so prefix is used. Now you can do:
$ ./configure --prefix=/local
[...]
enable USB drop directory : /local/pcsc/drivers
enable MuscleCard bundles dir : /local/pcsc/services
You still have to use --enable-confdir=/local/pcsc/etc since the /etc
directory is different and not concerned by --prefix.
> Also - this is the first time I have been exposed to bundles. It
> wasn't clear to me that "bundles" functionality are defined by
> location, instead of bundle contents. So at first I tried to put
> the "service"-flavored bundles in
> the same place as all of the other bundles. I.e. in
> /local/pcsc/lib/drivers. But I spotted my error.
The default configuration works fine. I don't know if you should
document every possible cases.
I have no objection to include this kind of information in the INSTALL
file. Just provide me a patch.
> You know, it would be really nice if there was a single file that
> could define the location of all of the directories needed. Assigning
> them names in a consistent fashion would help a lot in merging
> together packages from different developers, and packages such as
> opensc/OCF/muscle/JCOP/etc.
Your idea is very good but I think it is very user or distribution
dependent. When I want to test pcsc-lite I build a Debian package and
install it. So I already have the correct ./configure line in the
debian/rules file to build the package.
> For simple scripts, such as David Corcoran's
> muscleframework-1.1.5/MCardPlugin/installBundle file, it's simple to replace the
> lines
>
> -----------------------
> if [ x$DESTDIR = "x" ]
> then
> DESTDIR=/usr/local/pcsc/services
> fi
> -----------------------
> with
>
> -----------------------
> DESTDIR=${PCSC_MSC_BND:-/usr/local/pcsc/services}
> -----------------------
The "official" way to know where the services bundles are installed is
to use:
$ pkg-config libmusclecard --variable=muscledropdir
> (I had to modify this file because installBundle seems to ignored the
> value of --prefix=).
I patched muscleplugins/MCardPlugin/installBundle to use pkg-config.
We now have:
if [ x$DESTDIR = "x" ]
then
DESTDIR=$(pkg-config libmusclecard --variable=muscledropdir)
DESTDIR=${DESTDIR:-/usr/local/pcsc/services}
fi
> I wish I didn't have to modify so many of the scripts that use
> different conventions, in strange places.
Do not hesitate to propose improvements and share your modifications.
> As for pcsc-lite, (and other programs) I have added a file called "Configure" as a
> wrapper
> for ./configure. It contains
My "Configure" is called debian/rules and contains the same kind
informations. I just don't know if we should provide such a script.
> Perhaps others might find this useful
You can also have a look at the "Linux Registry Project" [1] to replace
your env.sh configuration file.
Thanks for your comments and ideas.
Bye,
[1] http://registry.sourceforge.net/
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Dr. Ludovic Rousseau [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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