I was trying to install 0.9.0 RC2 when I kept noticing "NONE" in the output
of my "make intall-ca" command.
My configure script did not have a "--prefix=/usr/local" entry because I
assumed it was the default and I didn't want to be redundant. The
Makefile.global-vars file starts out like this:
# file: Makefile.global-vars(.in)
# contains all the configured settings
#
# � 2001 OpenCA Group
VERSION = 0.9.0
TODAY = 20020731
#-------- installation paths: --------
prefix = /usr/local
exec_prefix = ${prefix}
ca_htdocs_fs_prefix = NONE/apache/htdocs/ca
ca_htdocs_url_prefix = /ca
ca_cgi_fs_prefix = NONE/apache/cgi-bin/ca
ca_cgi_url_prefix = /cgi-bin/ca
// and so on ...
All of the *_fs_prefix values are missing the "/usr/local" value of
${prefix}.
After adding "--prefix=/usr/local" to my configure script (and cleaning up
the previous build), Makefile.global-vars looks like:
# file: Makefile.global-vars(.in)
# contains all the configured settings
#
# � 2001 OpenCA Group
VERSION = 0.9.0
TODAY = 20020731
#-------- installation paths: --------
prefix = /usr/local
exec_prefix = ${prefix}
ca_htdocs_fs_prefix = /usr/local/apache/htdocs/ca
ca_htdocs_url_prefix = /ca
ca_cgi_fs_prefix = /usr/local/apache/cgi-bin/ca
ca_cgi_url_prefix = /cgi-bin/ca
// and so on ...
The example configure scripts in RC2 all have "--prefix=..." values so the
default prefix value might not have been tested yet.
Cheers,
Kent Soper
"I hope to be the kind of person my dog thinks I am. "
Linux Technology Center, Linux Security
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