On Tue, Mar 18, 2003 at 10:15:59AM +0100, Michael Bell wrote:
> There are several small projects which are using our modules. Therefore
> we seperate our modules from common. You should provide to node packages
> one for offline server and one for online server. The result is ra_node
> and ca_node.
I am not totally familiar with Redhat. It seems rather obscure and
unreadable compared with debian/* files (although maybe thats
just because of my Debian background...).
Am I correct in assuming there is exactly one spec file for every
package, and that the one spec file will never be used for more then
that package?
If so, it would appear you have the following packages:
configure parameters make parameters
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
openca-common --with-hierarchy-level=ca make install-common install-doc
openca-ldap --with-hierarchy-level=ra make install-ldap
openca-node --with-hierarchy-level=ca make install-node
openca-pub --with-hierarchy-level=ra make install-pub
openca-ca --with-hierarchy-level=ca make install-ca
openca-ca-node --with-hierarchy-level=ca make install-node
openca-ra --with-hierarchy-level=ra make install-ra
openca-ra-node --with-hierarchy-level=ra make install-node
+ common perl packages.
Is this correct?
Does the value of --with-hierarchy-level matter for the first 4
packages?
What is the difference between openca-ca-node and openca-node?
There appear to be the same except for:
--- ../../configs/configure.redhat_ca_rpm Wed Feb 19 01:53:26 2003
+++ ../../configs/configure.redhat_rpm Wed Feb 19 01:53:27 2003
@@ -37,8 +37,8 @@
--with-httpd-group=nobody \
--with-openca-user=root \
--with-openca-group=nobody \
- --with-dist-user=madwolf \
- --with-dist-group=openca \
+ --with-dist-user=rpm \
+ --with-dist-group=users \
--with-hierarchy-level=ca \
--enable-package-build
It would appear that openca-node is not required, and should be
replaced with {openca-ca-node,openca-ra-node}.
I would also guess that {openca-ca-node,openca-ra-node} are conflicting
packages and should not both be installed at the same time?
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Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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