On Tue, Mar 18, 2003 at 10:35:58AM +0100, Michael Bell wrote:
In which case, it should be possible to change the PREFIX= to take into account --with-module-prefix, right?
eg. PREFIX=$(DESTDIR)/$$\(PREFIX\)
which would not expand the value of $$\(PREFIX\) into the perl Makefile is run.
Another idea - Debian uses diff-files to show the difference between the original source and the debian one. The following line is in src/modules/Makefile
$(MODULE)/Makefile: $(MODULE)/Makefile.PL
cd $(MODULE) && CC=$(CC) $(PERL) Makefile.PL $(PERL_MAKEFILE_OPTS)If you want to use a really special PREFIX then edit Makefile.global_vars. There you can define PERL_MAKEFILE_OPTS in a way that you want for every perl module. This is perhaps the best way.
See src/modules/openca-*/specs/(redhat|suse).spec. This is the reason why we have no problems during package builds with the modules.
Yes, but every time OpenCA adds/removes a perl module, then a lot of files need to be updated.
I don't see any point in being able to install openca-x509 for instance without installing the other perl modules at the same time, so I lump everything together in openca-common. Perhaps this might change in the future, but not yet.
The module has defined dependencies but I understand that this is really easy for an insider and a horror for others. A radical change would be the collection of all *.pm files in one directory. Makefile.PL would define the name "OpenCA" and all *.pm files will be detected and installed automatically. This would reduce the number of files dramatically but it also reduce the reusability for others.
I think you should create a big common package with a modified Makefile.global-vars. Then there is only a minimal difference between debian and original OpenCA.
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